🐘 PHP 8.5 Dockerized Environment 🚀

Welcome to the php-dockerized project! 🐳 This project provides a fast and convenient CLI environment for working with PHP 8.5 and Composer on Linux and macOS (including Apple Silicon/M-series chips).

Stop worrying about system-wide PHP installations or version conflicts. ⚡ Switch between versions easily and keep your main server/workstation clean!

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✨ Key Features

• PHP 8.5-cli 🐘 (The latest and greatest!)
• Composer included 📦
• PIE (PHP Installer for Extensions) 🥧
• Auto-detection for macOS (ARM64) 🍏 and Linux (AMD64) 🐧
• Pre-installed Extensions:
  • gRPC & Protobuf (via PIE) 📡
  • PDO & PDO_MySQL 🗄️
  • BCMath, GD, Sockets, MBString, Zip 🛠️
• Opcache pre-configured
• Simple Makefile for common operations 🏗️

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📋 Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure you have the following installed:

• Docker 🐳
• Docker Compose 🐙
• Make (for easier command usage) 🛠️

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🚀 Quick Start

Get your environment up and running in seconds:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/JauheniS/php-dockerized.git
   cd php-dockerized

2. Build and start the container:

   make run

3. Enter the PHP container:

   docker exec -it php bash

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📁 Usage & Project Mounting

By default, the environment is configured to mount a ./projects directory from your host machine into the container at /projects.

1. Place your PHP projects inside the ./projects folder in this repository.
2. Inside the container (docker exec -it php bash), your projects will be available in the /projects directory.
3. Run composer install, php artisan, or any other CLI command directly!

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📦 What's inside the box?

The Dockerfile is optimized for a full-featured PHP 8.5 development environment:

• OS Base: Debian (via php:8.5-cli)
• Composer: Latest version
• PHP Extensions:
  • grpc & protobuf
  • pdo_mysql, pdo
  • mbstring
  • bcmath
  • gd
  • sockets
  • zip
• System Dependencies: Includes make, git, curl, libssl-dev, zlib1g-dev, libgrpc-dev, protobuf-compiler, and many more for building extensions.

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🔧 Configuration

PHP configuration can be adjusted by modifying:

• confd/opcache.ini: Opcache settings.
• Dockerfile: Memory limit and other environment-specific settings.

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