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My personal recipes for Lando - Docker containers. Battle-tested for Joomla, WordPress, and PrestaShop.
https://github.com/anibalsanchez/lando-boilerplates-for-joomla-wordpress-and-prestashop
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My personal recipes for Lando - Docker containers. Battle-tested for Joomla, WordPress, and PrestaShop.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/anibalsanchez/lando-boilerplates-for-joomla-wordpress-and-prestashop
- Owner: anibalsanchez
- License: mit
- Created: 2017-12-18T19:02:58.000Z (about 7 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2024-05-22T15:11:32.000Z (7 months ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-09-27T11:41:42.443Z (3 months ago)
- Topics: docker-containers, joomla, lando, prestashop, wordpress
- Homepage: https://blog.anibalhsanchez.com/
- Size: 172 KB
- Stars: 25
- Watchers: 7
- Forks: 14
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE
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README
# Lando Boilerplates for Joomla, WordPress and PrestaShop
**REQUIREMENTS**: Lando 3.0.0-RC.2+ - Tested on 3.0.6. Download the latest Lando release from: .
Recipes for [Lando](https://docs.devwithlando.io/) - Docker containers. Tested with Joomla, WordPress, PrestaShop, etc.
These Recipes configure a local development site based on Lando and Docker with the most common tools for Lamp and CMS development. It is based on [Lando](https://docs.devwithlando.io/) and Docker. So, all the available tooling can also be applied to these recipes.
> For a general introduction: [Devops with Lando and Docker](https://extly.tech/media/devops-with-lando-and-docker/index.html#/), By Anibal Sanchez, Extly.Tech. Ubucon Europe - Xixón, Spain - 27-29th of April 2018. Slides: [joo.nu/devops](http://joo.nu/devops)
In my practice, I have configured the recipes to have the following services:
- A LAMP site, on the `www` folder
- phpMyAdmin, to handle the administration of MySQL
- MailHog, to handle SMTP testing of mails
Available customized Lando recipes:
- Drupal
- Joomla
- General LAMP
- PrestaShop
- WordPress
## How to Start
- Choose which CMS you want to install and copy only those files into the destination folder `mydevsite` (remember to also copy the hidden `.lando.yml`). Follow the next steps.
## Joomla Recipe
### Step 1 - Review and Customize the Recipe
Open the `.lando.yml` and replace the `$replace-with-a-name$` (including the $) with the **myname** of your local development site.
The recipe is going to create:
- A site with the **myname**
A database with these connection settings:
- Host Name: database
- User **mynamedb**
- Password **mynamedb**
- Database: **mynamedb**
### Step 2 - Review and Customize the Recipe for Joomla
- To start the Docker container:
```bash
lando start
```
After starting the container, you will receive a command line output like this one:
```bash
BOOMSHAKALAKA!!!
Your app has started up correctly.
Here are some vitals:
NAME myname
LOCATION /home/myuser/mysites/mydevsite
SERVICES appserver, database, pma, mailhog
APPSERVER URLS https://localhost:32775
http://localhost:8080
http://localhost:32774
http://myname.lndo.site
https://myname.lndo.site
PMA URLS http://localhost:32769
http://phpmyadmin.lndo.site
https://phpmyadmin.lndo.site
MAILHOG URLS http://localhost:32773
http://mailhog.lndo.site
https://mailhog.lndo.site
```
Great! The site is ready, and available on APPSERVER URLS, there is also a phpmyadmin and a mailhog.
- To stop the Docker container:
```bash
lando stop
```
- To restart the Docker container:
```bash
lando restart
```
- To rebuild the Docker container:
```bash
lando rebuild
```
- To destroy the Docker container (destroy for ever):
```bash
lando destroy
```
- To access the mysql server:
```bash
lando mysql
```
### Step 3 - Optional commands for Joomla
- To download the latest [Joomla](https://www.joomla.org) zip file and extract it to the _www_ folder:
```bash
lando install
```
After extraction, visit one of the APPSERVER URLS to complete the installation. For example: http://localhost:8080.
- To apply my development configuration to a site:
```bash
lando dev-config
```
This is handy script to disable security plugins, CDNs, disable cache, configure the MailHog, etc.
- To download and extract an Akeeba backup with [kickstart](https://www.akeebabackup.com/products/akeeba-kickstart.html):
```bash
lando kick-restore
```
After the extraction, visit the site to complete the installation. For instance: http://localhost:8080/k.php.
After the installation, remember to execute `lando dev-config`, to apply the best practices.
- To extract and install an Akeeba backup with [unite](https://www.akeebabackup.com/products/akeeba-unite.html):
```bash
lando unite-restore
```
NOTE: `unite.phar` must be copied into `/home/-user-/.lando`.
After the installation, remember to execute `lando dev-config`, to apply the best practices.
- To extract and install an Akeeba backup from amazon s3 with [unite](https://www.akeebabackup.com/products/akeeba-unite.html):
```bash
lando unite-restore-s3
```
You will be asked for the filename (without the extension), the s3 bucket, the s3 region and the filepath.
After the installation, remember to execute `lando dev-config`, to apply the best practices.
### Step 4 - Optional commands for Joomla - JMAD18 SPECIAL EDITION
- To intall an extension
```bash
lando install-extension
```
The extension must be copied into the tmp/ folder and named "the-extension.zip".
- To intall the *Patch Tester* for the Joomla, Pizza, Bugs and Fun session.
```bash
lando install-patchtester
```
### WordPress Recipe
### Step 1 - Review and Customize the Recipe for WordPress
Open the `.lando.yml` and replace the `$replace-with-a-name$` with the **myname** of your local development site. For instance, `$replace-with-a-name$` can be replaced with `wp`.
The recipe is going to create:
- A site with the **myname**. In our case, we use `wp`.
A database with these connection settings:
- Host Name: database
- User **mynamedb** (`wpdb`)
- Password **mynamedb** (`wpdb`)
- Database: **mynamedb** (`wpdb`)
### Step 2 - Review and Customize the Recipe
- To start the Docker container:
```bash
lando start
```
After starting the container, you will receive a command line output like this one:
```bash
BOOMSHAKALAKA!!!
Your app has started up correctly.
Here are some vitals:
NAME wp
LOCATION /home/anibal/...../wp
SERVICES appserver, database, pma, mailhog
APPSERVER URLS https://localhost:33928
http://localhost:8080
http://localhost:33929
http://wp.lndo.site
https://wp.lndo.site
PMA URLS http://localhost:33927
http://phpmyadmin.lndo.site
https://phpmyadmin.lndo.site
MAILHOG URLS http://localhost:33930
http://mailhog.lndo.site
https://mailhog.lndo.site
```
Great! The site is ready, and available on APPSERVER URLS, there is also a phpmyadmin and a mailhog.
- To stop the Docker container:
```bash
lando stop
```
- To restart the Docker container:
```bash
lando restart
```
- To rebuild the Docker container:
```bash
lando rebuild
```
- To destroy the Docker container (destroy for ever):
```bash
lando destroy
```
- To access the mysql server:
```bash
lando mysql
```
### Step 3 - Optional commands for WordPress
To install [WordPress](https://wordpress.org/), you can download the latest WordPress zip file and extract it to the _www_ folder, then install it from there following the usual process. As a handy way to support it in the receipe, I have configured a command, based on Lando [tooling](https://docs.devwithlando.io/config/tooling.html) to use [WP CLI](https://wp-cli.org/), to install Wordpress and Gutenberg plugin with a single line:
```bash
lando install
```
### PrestaShop Recipe
#### Step 1 - Review and Customize the PrestaShop Recipe
Open the `.lando.yml` and replace the `$replace-with-a-name$` (including the $) with the **myname** of your local development site. For instance, in this sample recipe, `$replace-with-a-name$` has been replaced with `ps`.
The recipe is going to create:
- A site with the **myname**. In this sample recipe, `ps`.
A database with these connection settings:
- Host Name: database
- User **mynamedb** (`psdb`)
- Password **mynamedb** (`psdb`)
- Database: **mynamedb** (`psdb`)
#### Step 2 - Review and Customize the Recipe for PrestaShop
- To start the Docker container:
```bash
lando start
```
After starting the container, you will receive a command line output like this one:
```bash
BOOMSHAKALAKA!!!
Your app has started up correctly.
Here are some vitals:
NAME ps
LOCATION /home/anibal/...../ps
SERVICES appserver, database, pma, mailhog
APPSERVER URLS https://localhost:33887
http://localhost:8080
http://localhost:33886
http://ps.lndo.site
https://ps.lndo.site
PMA URLS http://localhost:33888
http://phpmyadmin.lndo.site
https://phpmyadmin.lndo.site
MAILHOG URLS http://localhost:33885
http://mailhog.lndo.site
https://mailhog.lndo.site
```
Great! The site is ready, and available on APPSERVER URLS, there is also a phpmyadmin and a mailhog.
- To stop the Docker container:
```bash
lando stop
```
- To restart the Docker container:
```bash
lando restart
```
- To rebuild the Docker container:
```bash
lando rebuild
```
- To destroy the Docker container (destroy for ever):
```bash
lando destroy
```
- To access the mysql server:
```bash
lando mysql
```
#### Step 3 - Optional commands for PrestaShop
- To install the latest [PrestaShop](https://www.joomla.org), please [download](https://www.prestashop.com/en/previous-versions) the zip file () and copy it into the _www_ folder. Then, execute this command:
```bash
lando install
```
After installation, visit one of the APPSERVER URLS. In our case, https://ps.lndo.site. The administrator credentials are:
- Username: [email protected]
- Password: 0123456789
## Trusting the CA
[Trusting the CA](https://docs.lando.dev/config/security.html#trusting-the-ca)
## Copyright & License
- Copyright (c)2012-2020 Extly, CB. All rights reserved.
- Distributed under the MIT license