Thanks to the current code from repository, we'll get a bunch of dockers with:

• PHP 8.1
• Symfony 6
• MySQL
• PhpMyAdmin

But, first of all, you'll need:

• Docker and docker-compose: All the provided infrastructure to work locally is based on containers and docker-compose.
• Make: In order to help and to unify, we use Make (via Makefile) with the basic docker-compose commands (build, up) but indicating the needed parameters. Performing the command make help you will see all the possibilities:

  
  build                          Build environment
  destroy                        Stop and destroy the containers
  down                           Destroy the containers
  logs                           Show logs from all containers
  ps                             Show started containers
  restart                        Stop the containers and start them again
  shell-php                      Log into the PHP container
  shell-database                 Log into the MySQL Database container
  up                             Builds (if the container didn't exist previously) the image and start the containers.
  
  

Make it simple. The only things you have to execute is:

jrelinque@ws-jrelinque: **make build**
jrelinque@ws-jrelinque: **make up**

In order to log into the Php container and create a new Symfony project you should do this:

jrelinque@ws-jrelinque: make shell-php
php: symfony new .

Maybe you want to connect another git repository to your local installation through an App project. So you have to place into the docker folder and run:

jrelinque@ws-jrelinque: cd app
[email protected]: git clone <your-app-git-repo> .

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