Pliz is a CLI tool wrapping some Docker/Docker Compose commands allowing to execute some tasks in a web project. Few examples:

• build the project: build images, start containers and execute tasks like npm install or gulp.
• start/stop the project
• execute some tasks
• backup/restore a running project (database & files)

Pliz makes some assumptions:

• Docker & Docker Compose must be used to develop and run a web project

• a project is composed of 4 Compose services: app (PHP by default), db (MySQL by default), proxy (nginx by default) and srcbuild (NodeJS stuff).

• some default tasks are defined inside Pliz: bower, composer, db:update, gulp, npm.

• configuration can be made using a pliz.yml file at project root. This configuration file can be used to:

  • override Compose service names
  • define configuration files inside the project that must be created by developers
  • define installation tasks (see below pliz install)
  • override default tasks behaviour
  • define new tasks
  • define some additionnal services to start with default ones
  • define backup content

Look at pliz.example.yml to see an example.

Download the binary from releases for your system and move it into your $PATH (for example: /usr/local/bin/pliz)

Just call pliz and some help will be displayed (The command must be run in a Docker Compose project and a pliz.yml file must be present):

% pliz

Usage: pliz [OPTIONS] COMMAND [arg...]

Manage projects building

Options:
  -v, --version    Show the version and exit
  --env=""         Change the environnment of Pliz (i.e. 'prod'). The environment var 'PLIZ_ENV' can be use too.

Commands:
  start        Start (or restart) the project
  stop         Stop the project
  install      Install (or update) the project dependencies (docker containers, npm, composer...)
  bash         Display a shell inside the builder service (or the specified service)
  logs         Display logs of all services (or the specified service)
  run          Execute a single task
  backup       Perform a backup of the project
  restore      Restore a backup (Warning: files will be overrided)

Run 'pliz COMMAND --help' for more information on a command.

You can visit this project to see a use case of Pliz : https://github.com/agence-webup/laravel-skeleton

More documentation coming later

$ make