TeamBox Vagrant (TBV)
A vagrant development environment focused on PHP development (Laravel, WordPress...).
How To Use
To use it, download and install Vagrant, VirtualBox and Git. Clone this repository and run:
git clone https://github.com/mladjom/tbv.git
cd tbv
vagrant plugin install vagrant-hostsupdater --local
vagrant up
For ssh access:
vagrant ssh
Note: Default preconfigured host is tbv.test.
Minimum System requirements
- Vagrant 2.2.4+
- Virtualbox 6.0.12
- Git
- 2GB+ of RAM
- Virtualisation ( VT-X ) enabled in the BIOS ( Windows/Linux )
- Hyper-V turned off ( Windows )
Software included
- Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver)
- Apache HTTP Server version 2.4
- PHP 7.2
- MySQL 5.7
- phpMyAdmin
- Composer
- WP-CLI
- MailCatcher (TODO)
- Redis (TODO)
Adding a New Site
This package ships with a custom.conf.example and hosts.yml.example file in the root of the project.
You must rename those files to just custom.conf and hosts.yml
cp custom.conf.example custom.conf
cp hosts.yml.example hosts.yml
Note: Make sure you have hidden files shown on your system.
You can add virtual hosts to apache by editing custom.conf
file. The DocumentRoot
of the new virtual host will be a directory within the
www/
folder matching the ServerName
you specified. The Directory
maps to a folder on the host machine.
<VirtualHost *:80>
<Directory /var/www/example>
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride all
Require all granted
</Directory>
DocumentRoot "/var/www/example"
ServerName example.test
</VirtualHost>
In order to access new vagrant hosts via your local browser you will need to edit your hosts file hosts.yml
like this:
---
- example.test
To update you will need to reload vagrant with provision flag.
vagrant reload --provision
Create /www/example
folder. Open it in an editor to start making changes to your site.
When it's done, visit http://example.test.
Notes
Apache
The Apache server is available at 192.168.33.10
MySQL
Externally the MySQL server is available at port 8889, and when running on the VM it is available as a socket or at port 3306 as usual.
Username: root
Password: toor
PhpMyadmin
PhpMyadmin is available at 192.168.33.10/phpmyadmin
Username: root
Password: toor
Composer
Composer binary is installed globally (to /usr/local/bin
), so you can simply call composer
from any directory.
TODO
- Fake SMTP Server
- Redis