Install Docker for your preferred system and run the following command:
docker-compose up -dThis will build and pull the needed images to run Gazelle on Debian
Buster. A volume is mounted from the base of the git repository at
/var/www in the container. Changes to the source code are
immediately served without rebuilding or restarting.
At this point, you should be able to browse to the tracker at http://localhost:9000 and access phpMyAdmin at http://localhost:9001
You may want to install additional packages:
apt updateapt install less procps vim
If you want to poke around inside the web container, open a shell:
export WEBCONT=$(docker ps|awk '$2 ~ /web$/ {print $1}')
docker exec -it $WEBCONT bash
To keep an eye on PHP errors during development:
docker exec -it $WEBCONT tail -n 20 -f /var/log/nginx/error.log
To create a Phinx migration:
docker exec -it $WEBCONT vendor/bin/phinx create MyNewMigration
Edit the resulting file and then apply it:
docker exec -it $WEBCONT vendor/bin/phinx migrate
To access the database, save the following in ~root/.my.cnf of
the database container:
[mysql]
user = root
password = <sekret>
database = gazelle
And then:
docker exec -it $(docker ps|awk '$2 ~ /^mariadb/ {print $1}') mysql
In the same vein, you can use mysqldump to perform a backup.
You can run Boris directly:
docker exec -it $WEBCONT /var/www/boris
In order to have Docker run the container using the production mode commands for both Composer and NPM, run this when powering it up:
ENV=prod docker-compose up