Habitat LEMP Environment

This is a simple Habitat package to create a php server with nginx and mysql. This can be used for php development. By placing these files in your root directory you will be able to have a local running php site without installing anything but habitat and docker.

Features:

• Easy command to enter into the mysql command line.
• Easy way to upload build your database and table.
• Templating for setting up your database config files.

Using

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├── README.MD
├── docker-compose.yml
├── habitat
│   ├── config
│   │   ├── database.conf     <- database config file example
│   │   └── nginx.conf
│   ├── database
│   │   └── create-tables.sql <- the sql to create your projects tables
│   ├── default.toml
│   ├── hooks
│   │   └── init              <- edit this file to point the database config file to another location
│   └── plan.sh               <- edit this file to depoly your project
|── src                       <- all the php files need for your project

Running example

Everything will be ran within the habitat studio with custom commands added in the .studiorc file.

From the root of this project, run hab studio enter.

In the studio run start. This will preform the following steps inorder

• First check if the service is already running
• Starts mysql
• String the php service need for parsing php files
• builds the services hab pkg
• Starts the sup with the custom config for each service. These are loaded from the 'load_dev_config' function
• Starts the service with the mysql and php bindings
• Waits until the service is started

To see the project running to localhost:8080. Here you can see that the PHP code has pulled two rows from the database and displayed them on the screen.

There you go! You have a local running PHP server without having to install or configure anything!

If you want to explore the mysql database run mysql_shell and you will be logged in the mysql shell.

Change the /habitat/database/create-tables.sql file to create your own database and fill in your own test data.

Change the /habitat/config/database.conf file to create your database config file. Then to change the location where the database config file is placed in your project, update the habitat/hooks/init file around line 26 in the Project Setup section.