Setup

1. Prerequisites

• Docker

  • https://www.docker.com/docker-mac

• Git

# Homebrew
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install.sh)"

# Install git
brew install git

• SSH Key

# create an ssh key of you don't have one already
ssh-keygen
eval "$(ssh-agent -s)"

• add your ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub key to your github account

2. Install

# backup old localhost
[ -d ~/localhost ] && mv ~/localhost ~/localhost-bkp
 
# clone localhost repo
mkdir ~/localhost && cd ~/localhost && git clone [email protected]:makehappen/localhost.git repo

sh ~/localhost/repo/src/install.sh

Up and running: http://localhost/

3. Add Websites

Use the following directory structure for your websites:

~/localhost/www/my-site
- loads at http://my-site.localhost
- from ~/localhost/www/my-site/public

~/localhost/www/my-site/www
- loads at http://www.my-site.localhost
- from ~/localhost/www/my-site/www/public

~/localhost/www/my-site/subdomain
- loads at http://subdomain.my-site.localhost
- from ~/localhost/www/my-site/subdomain/public

Add your websites to ~/localhost/hosts file, mapped to 127.0.0.1, and apply hosts file updates:

sh ~/localhost/repo/src/hosts.sh

Example:

127.0.0.1 www.topleveldomain.localhost

NOTE: this will overwrite your /etc/hosts file after creating a backup. If your /etc/hosts file contains websites you don't want to loose, copy your data before running the command above:

sudo cp /etc/hosts ~/localhost/hosts

Useful Stuff

Start / Stop / Restart / Update

# start servers
sh ~/localhost/repo/src/start.sh

# stop servers
sh ~/localhost/repo/src/stop.sh

# restarts servers
sh ~/localhost/repo/src/restart.sh

# re-build local images
sh ~/localhost/repo/src/build.sh

# update all servers
sh ~/localhost/repo/src/update.sh

Apply changes after updating hosts file

sh ~/localhost/repo/src/hosts.sh

Database

Accessed by apps from docker container

• Host: mysql_container
• Port: 3306

Accessed from local machine (command line or via Sequel Pro)

• Host: 0.0.0.0
• Port: 6603

All access type

• User: root
• Password: mypassword
• DB Files: ~/localhost/lib/mysql

Redis

Accessed by apps from docker container

• Host: redis_container

Accessed from local machine (command line)

• Host: 0.0.0.0

All access type

• Port: 6379

Web

# SSH into web server
docker exec -i -t server_container /bin/bash

# Exit web server
exit

• Websites folder: ~/localhost/www
  • web server /var/www folder mounts it
• Logs: ~/localhost/log/apache2

Included

• Ubuntu
• PHP
• Apache2
• MySql 5.7
• Redis (latest)
• Composer
• NodeJs

Switch from one PHP version to another

# create docker images (if not built already)
sh ~/localhost/repo/src/build.sh

# start servers (if not started)
sh ~/localhost/repo/src/start.sh

# Use PHP 7.1
sh ~/localhost/repo/src/start-web.sh web-server-php7.1

# Use PHP 7.4
sh ~/localhost/repo/src/start-web.sh web-server-php7.4

# Use PHP 8.1
sh ~/localhost/repo/src/start-web.sh web-server-php8.1
# temp fix: 1. ssh into docker container 2. run `service php8.1-fpm start`

Missing a package?

# 1. ssh in
docker exec -i -t server_container /bin/bash

# 2. add your package (may need `apt-get update` before intalling)

# 3. add install command to Dockerfile with RUN and do a PR to be considered for the public repo

edit bash profile

.bash_profile

add PATH

export PATH=/usr/local/php5/bin:$PATH

add helpful aliases to your ~/.bash_profile

alias docker-start='sh ~/localhost/repo/src/start.sh'
alias docker-stop='sh ~/localhost/repo/src/stop.sh'
alias docker-update='sh ~/localhost/repo/src/update.sh'
alias docker-sshin='docker exec -i -t server_container /bin/bash'
alias docker-php7.1='sh ~/localhost/repo/src/start-web.sh web-server-php7.1'
alias docker-php7.4='sh ~/localhost/repo/src/start-web.sh web-server-php7.4'
alias docker-php8.1='sh ~/localhost/repo/src/start-web.sh web-server-php8.1'