chmod +x yupe

$ ./yupe
usage: ./yupe [set-env] [check-env] [check-config]
              [build] [build-nocache] [create] [install] [update]
              [start] [stop] [ps] [restart] [db-backup] [db-restore]

description:
      set-env           - set application environment [dev | prod | test]
      check-env         - print message with current application environment name
      check-config      - check current environment configuration .yml file
      build             - build docker containers for application
      build-nocache     - force build docker containers for application without docker cached images
      create            - create Yupe! application in ./app directory with --no-install key, just create
      install           - composer install --prefer-dist, + --no-dev key on prod environment
      update            - composer update  --prefer-dist, + --no-dev key on prod environment
      start             - start application environment
      stop              - stop application environment
      restart           - restart application environment
      ps                - list of working containers in current environment
      db-backup         - s3cli backup database to Amazon S3
      db-restore        - s3cli restore database form Amazon S3


Для определения в каком окружении должно работать приложение выполните: './yupe set-env [ dev | prod | test ]'

See ./yupe --help to read about all commands.

./init.dev.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash
./yupe set-env dev
./yupe create
./yupe up