To spin up the whole application for the first time in dev mode:
Make sure to install the latest version of Docker and Python 3.5 or greater before continuing
$ git clone https://github.com/nicer00ster/devgulp.git
$ cd devgulp
# Start the docker containers
$ run.py dev up
# Start the next server
$ cd devgulp/frontend/src
$ npm install
$ npm run devHead to http://localhost:3000 and confirm everything is working. If the page loads, but you do not see any posts, head to http://localhost:8000 to see if WordPress is running. If your Docker instance is not running on localhost, you will need to modify HOST_URL in .env in the root directory and API_URL in your frontend/src/.env file for development. If you need to run on different host ports (as may be the case when using docker-machine or older versions of Docker Toolkit), edit the appropriate port lines in docker-compose.yml. The ports are declared as <HostPort>:<ContainerPort>.
PHPMyAdmin is available at http://localhost:8080 for development. The default login for the dev environment is username: wordpress and password: wordpress
Note for Windows Docker users: You may need to enable shared drives to properly mount functions.php in the dev config. See https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-windows/#shared-drives for more details.
To shut down the application:
# Close the foreground npm process (e.g. Ctrl + C)
# ...
# Shut down the docker containers
$ run.py dev downDev commands:
# Rebuild the wordpress container if there are changes, and start it (as well as the db + phpmyadmin)
$ run.py dev up
# Using the dev compose config, changes to functions.php will be automatically reflected in WordPress
# To update other files, run the above command.
# To Tear Down WITHOUT destroying database data
$ run.py dev down
# To Tear Down and destroy database data
# Warning! This will delete everything you've done on your WordPress instance, including all posts and user accounts.
# This is irreversible.
$ run.py dev destroy$ run.py prod generate_secrets
... #enter values for the various secrets or leave blank to generate random values
$ run.py prod generate_dhparam
... #this may take a while
$ run.py prod upYou may need to wait a while for the DH parameters to be generated. This is a one-time process and should not need to be repeated.
Connect to http://localhost and confirm it is working.
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This is the tech stack behind DevGulp.
Some tooling to make development much easier and intuitive.
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