First clone this repository

git clone [email protected]:milansimek/magento2-extension-quick-test-box.git

In project root execute the following command to build a testing image

docker build \
--build-arg MAGENTO_VERSION={MAGENTO_VERSION} \
--build-arg PHP_VERSION={PHP_VERSION} \
--build-arg BASE_URL={BASE_URL}:{PORT} \
-t {IMAGE_NAME} .

You can replace all the variables inside curly braces {} as you see fit. For example:

docker build \
--build-arg MAGENTO_VERSION=2.2.1 \
--build-arg PHP_VERSION=7.1 \
--build-arg BASE_URL=local.dev:8080 \
-t testbox-php7.1-mage-2.2.1 .

The example command above creates a test box based on php 7.1 + Magento 2.2.1.

You could change the php version to 5.6 and Magento version to 2.1.10 etc. You can create as many images as you need.

After the image is built you can run your test box as follows:

docker run \
-p 8080:80 -p 1080:1080 \
-v /path/to/local/app/code:/var/www/html/app/code \
testbox-php7.1-mage-2.2.1

In the above command /path/to/local/app/code is the path where your module packages that you want to test reside. Typically this directory will contain one or multiple subdirectories in the format of CompanyNamespace/PackageName

Once the image starts up the extensions in the local app/code dir will be automatically installed and the compilation process will start + production mode will be enabled.

You can now test your extension at local.dev:8080 (or your custom base url).

Maildev virtual mailbox is available at local.dev:1080

PhpMyAdmin is available at local.dev:8080/phpmyadmin
user: admin
password: password123

url: local.dev/admin
user: admin
password: password123