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docker run -u${UID} -w/app -v${PWD}:/app -it --rm composer:latest create-project fa-fo-a/app-skeleton:1.3.0
after getting copy of that repository you could by global search-replace replace appnameplaceholder to your application name when its done that part could be removed and following content (below) may be used as project readme

project has example of architecture inside, it could be removed by make uninstall_example

To check endpoint that it works from the container you may do /bin/bash test_request.sh

yeah, its clear that example is nothing useful. idea to showcase

general

make

for flawless experience you need to install make

CI\CD

inside of docker dir there's hooks that is configured for container building at hub.docker.com
Note that migrations part commented and you may need to uncomment/create own in both solutions

local docker

docker should be installed to run commands below

my user is not 1000

if you have user differ from 1000 (check by echo $UID), prepend any following docker-compose commands by USER_ID=${UID} like

USER_ID=${UID} docker compose up -d

to build and launch

make build

to completely remove

make purge

to start

make start

to stop

make stop

database

in case you decide to use database that project would have following defaults

db name: app
test db name: app_test
user: app
password: pass

how use with project defaults

to use it you have to:

uncomment db part in docker-compose
uncomment db migrations in healthcheck.sh

memprof

to profile memory we use https://github.com/arnaud-lb/php-memory-profiler memprof.output_dir at container is set to /var/www/html/var, so files would appeat at /var/www/html/var to trigger it use MEMPROF_PROFILE=dump_on_limit php -d memory_limit=10m php highloadscript.php

xdebug

to xdebug expect port 9001

to enter for cli commands

with xdebug

make enter-debug

without xdebug

make enter

perform application checks

make healthcheck

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