This repository allows you to quickly get a development environment up and running using Docker, including a MySQL database and some debugging tools.
This environment includes the latest versions of the following software:
nginx:alpinephp:8.5-fpmmysql:latestxdebug
- Docker - https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop
- Tested and confirmed working on:
- macOS 15.7.1 (Sequoia)
- Windows 10 Version 21H1 build 19043.1165
Run composer create-project jlucki/docker-php-dev-env "project_name"
Alternatively, download the files from this repo and copy them to your project directory.
- Run
docker compose up -dfrom the project directory- The above command will only work on versions newer than 3.6. If you are using Docker 3.6 or older, use
docker-compose up -d - You can check running containers withg
docker ps
- The above command will only work on versions newer than 3.6. If you are using Docker 3.6 or older, use
- Visit
localhostin your browser
The following instructions are for PHPStorm.
- Click on Run > Edit Configurations
- Click the
+and add a new PHP Remote Debug configuration - Give the configuration a name
- Tick Filter debug connection by IDE key
- Add
PHPSTORMin the session id - Click the
...next to Server - Click the
+to add a new server - Give the server a name, and set the host to
localhost - Tick Use path mappings
- Under the
Project filesfile/directory, next to your project folder, for theAbsolute path on the servercolumn add/var/www/html - Hit Apply and OK until you've returned to the IDE
- Click the Start Listening for PHP Debug Connections icon
- Set a breakpoint in your code
- Refresh the page in your browser
- Accept Incoming Connection From Xdebug
- Happy debugging!
See https://xdebug.org/docs/remote for how to enable xdebug sessions.
For database connections, use mysql as the hostname. If you would like a different hostname, change the service name in the docker-compose.yml file.
For troubleshooting tips see the wiki.