/editor-docker

Primary LanguagePHP

nada-docker

The docker image contains:

  • Apache 2.4
  • PHP 7.3
  • MySQL 5.7

Follow these steps to configure NADA and run the docker container.

  1. Setup folders to host NADA source and the Docker files
nada_docker 
|
| (clone the current repository)
|
| php.ini
| .docker/Dockerfile
| vhost.conf
| database.php
| ...
|
└───nada (nada source code)
│   │  ...
│   │

To download the docker and docker source code and setup the project folder structure using CLI, run these commands:.

#clone repo
git clone https://github.com/mah0001/nada-docker.git nada_docker

#switch to project folder
cd nada_docker

#downoad nada source code into a subfolder
git clone https://github.com/ihsn/nada.git

Before you can start the docker container, review the docker-composer.yml to make sure all settings are correct:

Apache port: The default is set to 8383, you may want to change that to port 80.

    ports:
      - "127.0.0.1:8383:80"

Mount volume: If you are using the project folder structure as above, there is no change needed. Otherwise, update the volume to map your local nada folder.

    volumes:
      - ./nada:/var/www/html/nada

Start docker container

From the main folder where you have extracted the docker files, run this from command line:

docker-compose up

#OR (this will only work if you have the latest version of docker)
docker compose up

That should build the image and launch the containers. If everything works, you should be able to see the php info page at http://localhost:8383/info.php.