Docker image to run PHPUnit with Symfony 3.x/4.x/5.x on PHP 7.1/7.2/7.3/7.4/8.0.

Docker container allowing you to build and test your PHP projects.

• php8.0-mysql, php8.0-mariadb, latest, latest-mysql (php8.0/mysql/Dockerfile)
• php7.4-mysql, php7.4-mariadb (php7.4/mysql/Dockerfile)
• php7.3-mysql, php7.3-mariadb (php7.3/mysql/Dockerfile)
• php7.2-mysql, php7.2-mariadb (php7.2/mysql/Dockerfile)
• php7.1-mysql, php7.1-mariadb (php7.1/mysql/Dockerfile)
• php7.4-postgresql, latest-postgresql (php7.3/postgresql/Dockerfile)
• php7.3-postgresql (php7.3/postgresql/Dockerfile)
• php7.2-postgresql (php7.2/postgresql/Dockerfile)
• php7.1-postgresql (php7.1/postgresql/Dockerfile)

This image is published on the Docker Hub at this address : https://hub.docker.com/r/jsunier/php-symfony-test.

All the dockerfiles are available on Github.

This image contains multiple versions available for testing your code with PHPUnit and Symfony.

For now, there is only two available database adapters for the available PHP versions:

• PostgreSQL
• MySQL/MariaDB

Every images include the latest version of composer installed at /usr/bin/composer and the latest version of the Symfony CLI installed at /usr/local/bin/symfony.

List of PHP extensions installed:

$ docker run -it -v $(pwd):/app jsunier/php-symfony-test:php7.4-mysql /bin/bash

Default value in Dockerfile's directives:

Images are compiled for these architectures:

• amd64

There is a Makefile available to simplify the creation of theses images.

You can change the values inside this file to set your custom repository, folders, tags, etc.

You need to have make installed (sudo apt install make)

$ make pull-php

$ make all

$ make build

$ make build-mysql
$ make push-mysql

$ make build-postgresql
$ make push-postgresql

To build these images, just go into the folder of you choice and run docker build . -t <your-image-name:your-tag>.

Example:

# cd php8.0/mysql
# docker build . -t my-awesome-phpunit-image