Drude (Drupal Docker Environment)

Docker and Docker Compose based environment for Drupal.

For a fully working example of Drude setup take a look at:

• Drupal 7 sample project
• Drupal 8 sample project

System requirements

Please review system requirements before proceeding with the setup.

Setup

1. Drude environment setup

   This is done one time per host and should be performed by everyone.

2. Configure a project to use Drude

   This is done one time per project and should be performed by the project TL.

Updates

Switch to your <projects> folder and run:

dsh self-update
dsh update prerequisites

On Mac and Windows only (skip for Linux) also run:

dsh update boot2docker

Finally, you will probably need to re-initialize your environment with:

dsh init

Drude Shell Helper (dsh)

Drude shell helper is a console tool that simplifies day-to-day work with Drude. It provides a set of most commonly used commands and operations for controlling the Boot2docker VM, containers, running drush or other commands inside the cli container. (Note: dsh requires cli container to function properly)

See dsh help for a complete list.

dsh detects the environment it's launched in and will automatically start the boot2docker VM and launch containers as necessary. It runs on Mac/Linux directly. On Windows dsh runs inside the Babun Shell.

Console tools (cli)

The cli container is meant to serve as a single console to access all necessary command line tools. You can access cli container's console with dsh:

dsh bash

Tools available inside the cli container:

• php-cli, composer, drush[6,7,8], drupal console, phpcs, phpcbf
• ruby, bundler
• node, nvm, npm
• imagemagick
• python, git, mc, mysql-client and more

Instructions and tutorials

Advanced configuration

• Drupal settings
• Overriding default PHP/MySQL/etc. settings
• Running multiple projects
• Public access
• DB sandbox mode
• MySQL DB access for external tools
• Debugging with Xdebug and PhpStorm

Third party utililies

• Using Behat
• Sending and capturing e-mail
• Enabling Varnish support
• Enabling Apache Solr support
• Using PHP Code Sniffer (phpcs, phpcbf)
• Extending dsh with custom commands

Troubleshooting

See Troubleshooting section of the docs.

License

The MIT License (MIT)

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