Symfony Docker Compose

Docker compose environment for Symfony (also works for Laravel or plain PHP) projects

Summary of what is included

cd to-your-project
git clone https://github.com/kasteckis/symfony-docker-compose.git
mv ./symfony-docker-compose/.docker ./.docker
mv ./symfony-docker-compose/Makefile ./Makefile
mv ./symfony-docker-compose/docker-compose.yml ./docker-compose.yml
mv ./symfony-docker-compose/docker-compose.xdebug.yml ./docker-compose.xdebug.yml
rm -rf ./symfony-docker-compose
docker compose up

By default you can access services via:

Access your project website via - http://localhost/
MySQL can be accessed via localhost:3306
PhpMyAdmin can be accessed via http://localhost:81
Mailhog can be accessed via http://localhost:8025/ (SMTP Port is 1025)
Access docker apache-php terminal by writing - docker exec -it project_web bash (or make ssh)

If you use default IP addresses, append your .env file with the following:

For database connection -DATABASE_URL=mysql://project:project@mysql:3306/project
For mailing server - MAILER_DSN=smtp://user:pass@mailhog:1025 (You can you any user and password)

You can connect to your MySQL via localhost:3306
If you don't have any additional software, you can connect to database via phpmyadmin (http://localhost:81)
Username: project
Password: project
Default table is called project

I use this configuration on Windows 11 with WSL 2
You cannot use same container_name for multiple projects. Make sure to change them, or you can just delete that optional argument from docker-compose.yml file
You can't run multiple projects that allocate same ports on your localhost.
If you can't compose a new project, you might need to delete your old docker networks. Type docker network ls and then remove your old project network by writing docker network rm NETWORK_ID (for example docker network rm 528d8c753c17)
cannot start service XXX: network YYY not found. Open up container list with docker container ls -a and remove old containers with docker container rm ID.