What's this?

Easy environment for BEAR.Sunday using docker.

Providing:

• php 5.6 with composer
• MySQL 5.6

Requirements

• docker
• docker-compose(>=1.6)
• docker-machine(>=0.6)
• Virtualbox
• bash

disclaimer: I don't know this works in Windows.

Usage

• Define environment variables
  • BEAR_DOCKER_PROJECT_SRC: the path to bear project dir
  • BEAR_DOCKER_COMPOSER_CACHE: composer cache dir
  • BEAR_DOCKER_WEB_PORT: http port for the project where php built-in web server listens(var/www/index.php)
• Add bin dir to $PATH environment variable
• Use services
  • Before using... keep in mind followings.
    • Any of annoying docker procedures are hidden in bear_docker_run command.
    • The very first bear_docker_run will take time to execute with building docker images etc
  • Shell commands
    • Just prepend bear_docker_run to the command you want to execute.
    • Examples:
      • bear_docker_run composer install
      • bear_docker_run php bootstrap/api.php get "/todo?id=1"
      • or bear_docker_run bash starts interactive shell
    • bear_docker_run command always works right under $BEAR_DOCKER_PROJECT_SRC. This means ...
      • You cannot use your local machine's absolute path.
      • You have to use relative path based on $BEAR_DOCKER_PROJECT_SRC.
  • MySQL
    • data source infos.
      • user: bear
      • password: koriym
      • db name: bear_sunday
      • port: 3306
      • host:
        • from container: db
        • from local: $(docker-machine ip bear)
    • Examples:
      • [local] mysql -u bear -pkoriym -h $(docker-machine ip bear) bear_sunday
      • [container]

      $con = Doctrine\DBAL\DriverManager::getConnection([
          'driver'   => 'pdo_mysql',
          'user'     => 'bear',
          'host'     => 'db',
          'password' => 'koriym',
          'dbname'   => 'bear_sunday',
      ]);

  • Web server
    • After you execute any command via bear_docker_run, the web server is already servicing. Nothing to do.
    • open http://$(docker-machine ip bear):$BEAR_DOCKER_WEB_PORT/ will open the browser(mac)