Docker images for Drupal with drupal-guifi module enabled
We must have installed those packages:
- docker engine: version 1.13 or above
- python: 2.7
- python-pip: suitable for version 2.7
- docker-compose: preferible latest versions.
Firstly, we should install docker-ce engine. The tutorial shown in docker website should be enough to achieve that: (https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/linux/docker-ce/debian/#install-using-the-repository)
The next step would be the installation of python packages (if they weren't installed before):
sudo apt install -y python2.7 python-pip
The last step would be docker-compose installation:
sudo pip install docker-compose
And that should be enough to run our docker-compose files.
In this point we include all possible image uses at the moment. All images supplied support Xdebug PHP Debugger (https://xdebug.org/) compatible with a lot of IDEs.
If you want to work with this version of guifi webpage you should download ./drupal6/docker-compose.yml file inside this repository and place it inside a development directory with writing permissions.
Click here to download docker-compose.yml
At this moment, with a terminal instance inside development directory we would type this command:
docker-compose up
This command downloads automates installation similar to guifi.net website, its output is the log of the procedure, installation is finished when you see:
Guifi.net dev page successfully installed in Docker image!
After that you can navigate to:
- guifi.net website: http://localhost:8080 with
user: webmestreandpassword: guifi - phpmyadmin (database visualization): http://localhost:8000 with
user: rootandpassword: admin
In this environment, all drupal users of guifi.net website will have the same password: guifi
If you want to erase all development website's content and create a new one, we should execute those commands:
docker-compose rm -vf
sudo rm -rf ./guifi-web/*
docker-compose up