docker-magento-quick-install

Use this repo to quickly create a working environment for your Magento 2 project. The idea is to clone this repo and put your magento 2 source code into the src directory.

Below you will find the required steps to set up everything.

Quick install

First you need to clone this repo. Use the one-liner below to do it.

Change MAGENTO2 to the name of your project

curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TerrorSquad/docker-magento-quick-install/main/init.sh | bash -s MAGENTO2 clone

Open the directory you just cloned
Clone your Magento 2 source code into the src directory.

It doesn't exist intially. You will create it.
```
git clone YOUR_URL_HERE src
```
Copy the provided env.php file
```
cp config/env.php src/app/etc
```
(OPTIONAL): Edit the config/nginx/default.conf and config/nginx/nginx.conf files

You might want to add mappings to the default.conf

Or to enable/disable certain endpoints in nginx.conf
Start the docker containers
```
 bin/start
```
Install composer packages
```
bin/composer install
```
Import your database
```
bin/mysql-root < dump.sql
```
We using root user here instead of the regular magento user because many Magento 2 dumps have DEFINER root in them, which prevents regular users from importing.
Set the default Magento 2 Base URLs
```
bin/init-website.sh
```
This file will simply run the query found in the config/sql/set_default_website.sql Feel free to change the name to whatever you want. Default is magento.test
Run setup:upgrade.
IMPORTANT: Run this only after composer finished installation and database finishes importing.
```
bin/magento setup:upgrade
```

You should now see your website available at https://magento.test

Notes

There are many helpers scripts in the bin directory. Check them out to see what they do.

You should run all scripts from the root repository directory. Do not enter bin. Simply run bin/bash for example for start a bash session inside the php container.

bin/start - brings all containers up
bin/stop - brings all containers down
bin/restart - stops and starts the containers
bin/bash - starts a bash session inside the phpfpm container
bin/cli - allows execution of any command under bash inside the container without entering the container. e.g. bin/cli php -v
bin/mysql - starts a mysql session inside the db container