FlobTestApp

This project is a Symfony application with :

• Docker which provide all the project requirements
• Blackfire because sometime we need to analyse / optmize the spaghetti soup
• articles, movies and persons entities with fixtures
• a basic backend

Requirements

• Docker (https://docs.docker.com/installation/#installation)[https://docs.docker.com/installation/#installation]
• Docker-Compose (https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/)[https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/]

This project rely on thoses containers :

• flobphp: run php and apache to serve the application
• flobmysql: run mysql for the database
• flobmail: provide mailcatcher which gather the mail sended and provide a webui
• flobtool: provide all what needed to execute commands, build and deploy
• flobvolumes: shared files of the project
• blackfire: provide all logic to run tests with blackfire

Setup

### Blackfire (optionnal)

• go to your Blackfire credentials page
• you need to add the credentials to your environment variables, add to your .bashrc:

export BLACKFIRE_SERVER_ID=XXXX
export BLACKFIRE_SERVER_TOKEN=XXXX

export BLACKFIRE_CLIENT_ID=XXXX
export BLACKFIRE_CLIENT_TOKEN=XXXX

• add the Blackfire Companion to your Chrome extensions

Now your credentials will be added at runtime to the right container.

Project for developement

• Clone the project
• bin/docker.sh sh
• (in the container:) bin/install.sh
• (in the container:) exit

You're ready

Every day work

To work start the ecosystem:

bin/docker.sh start

Quick access to the console ("app/console" managed by docker):

bin/console.sh arguments

Have a bash:

bin/docker.sh sh

On which url the project is available? The url is: http://flobphp.docker.

It doesn't work?!

• check the host IP seen from the containers:

• log into a container: docker-compose run flobphp /bin/bash
• run: /sbin/ip route|awk '/default/ { print $3 }'
• the result should be: 172.17.42.1

If not, update docker/php/xdebug.ini and set the xdebug.remote_host to the ip you have obtained. After that, you have to delete the images and rebuild them.

• when you rebuild the mysql container, if you have a permission denied error:

• delete all the content of the docker/mysql/data
• run: chmod 777 docker/mysql/data