Nginx, PHP (Xdebug), MariaDB and WordPress
This is a docker template for WordPress developments for working on whole site projects.
This webserver contains a basic configuration with
- nginx (latest)
- php (7-fpm) - configured with xdebug
- mariadb (latest)
- WordPress (latest)
Copy the files from this repository to an empty directory where you would like to develop your WordPress project and
run docker-compose up. After that WordPress will be installed and WordPress root directory will be mapped to
src folder in the directory where you can leave your project files.
Your will reach your server under http://localhost/ with a ready installed WordPress.
ATTENTION!
The reinstallation of WordPress will be a vanilla installation. All data from the wp-content directory will replaced by the content of a fresh WordPress installation. Take care to backup your development data from this directory before!
To start the reinstallation insert the variable WP_INSTALL: fresh in the environment section of WP in the
docker-compose.yml file and start the server by docker-compose up command.
The default xdebug port is set to 9001. Make sure that you change the IP address to your local IP address you will get
with the ifconfig command on your console. You have to change it in the file conf/php/php.ini.
xdebug.remote_host={YOUR-IP-ADDRESS}
Also you can setup further xdebug or php settings in the php.ini file.
Enter the remote host port in PhpStorm > Preferences under the nodes Languages and Frameworks > PHP > Debug in
the field XDebug > Debug Port to the port you have entered at your php.ini.
The nginx host by default is localhost. You can change the host it in the conf/nginx/nginx.conf. But please
keep in mind to add the host entry to your local /etc/hosts file with en entry like this:
127.0.0.1 your-host-name
Start the webserver with the command docker-compose up and stop it with docker-compose down.