This repository allows you to quickly get a development environment up and running using Docker, including a MySQL database and some debugging tools.

This environment includes the latest versions of the following software:

• nginx:alpine
• php:8.0-fpm
• mysql:latest
• xdebug

• Docker (https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop)
• Tested on macOS 10.15 (Catalina) and Windows 10 Version 10.0.18362
• Windows 10 requires Docker File Sharing with the C drive to be enabled in the Docker settings, restart may be required after enabling sharing

1. Using composer: composer create-project jlucki/docker-php-dev-env <project name> or download the files from this repo and copy them to your project directory
2. Run docker-compose up from the project directory
3. Visit localhost in your browser

The following instructions are for PHPStorm.

1. Click on Run > Edit Configurations
2. Click the + and add a new PHP Remote Debug configuration
3. Give the configuration a name
4. Tick Filter debug connection by IDE key
5. Add PHPSTORM in the session id
6. Click the ... next to Server
7. Click the + to add a new server
8. Give the server a name, and set the host to 127.0.0.1
9. Tick Use path mappings
10. Open the Project files drop down
11. Find the public folder, and under Absolute path on the server add /code/public
12. Hit Apply and OK until you've returned to the IDE
13. Click the Start Listening for PHP Debug Connections icon
14. Set a breakpoint in your code
15. Refresh the page in your browser
16. Accept Incoming Connection From Xdebug
17. Happy debugging!

See https://xdebug.org/docs/remote for how to enable xdebug sessions.

For database connections, use mysql as the hostname. If you would like a different hostname, change the service name in the docker-compose.yml file.