Makefile
We have a Makefile that can be used to handle docker commands and other utilities. This section covers the available commands and how to use it.
Usage
Some commands like composer, npm or gulp offers a way to run commands through a docker container. In these cases any following "make commands" will be used as part of the arguments sent to its respective command.
Running make composer install will in turn trigger:
Running make npm install will in turn trigger:
Commands
Name | Description |
alt-composer | Offers a way to run the project with an alternative composer config. |
build | Will run docker-compose build |
build-start | Will run build and start in sequential order |
composer | Will run the |
init | Kick start the project and install all you need |
luarocks | Install all lua dependencies. |
mysql-switch-startup | Will switch the current startup.sql file with the one chosen by the prompt |
mysql-dump | Dump content from current MYSQL container |
mysql-remove | Removes the MySQL container. |
mysql-restore | Restore a given MySQL dump file |
npm | Will run the |
gulp | Will run the |
nginx-restart | Will restart the nginx in openresty container |
prod-init | Run init in production mode |
pull | Download latest version of Docker containers |
redis-flush | Flush redis container (e.i remove all keys) |
remove | Removes all containers except MySQL |
restart | Restarts all Docker containers for project |
restart-full | Will run stop, remove, pull, start in sequential order |
self-update | Upgrade project StarterKit standard to latest version |
stage-init | Run init in stage mode |
start | Starts all Docker containers for project |
stop | Stops all Docker containers for project |
wp-install | Install WordPress |
wp-remove | Remove the part of WordPress that should not be versioned |
wp-update-salt | Updates WordPress salt |
Read more about what a Makefile is here
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