Docker version 18.09.6, build 481bc77
docker-compose version 1.24.0, build 0aa59064

1. Start this project https://github.com/FabrizioCafolla/docker-as-infrastructure

2. Edit command.sh if you would rename app(not required) *
    app_name=your_app_name
   Edit .env.docker if you would change composer env (not required)
    BACKEND_ENV_COMPOSER=composer.json 

3. Only first time
    chmod +x docker-compose/command.sh 
    ./command.sh --setup

4. Run
    ./command.sh --build
    ./command.sh --up
    
5. Test
    localhost/api/v1/test 
    localhost/api/v1/discovery

(*) Replace APP_NAME with name of your app. Docker-compose use it with option -p for exec all command.
The development environment is set up so that the docker-compose infrastructure does not conflict with other successful containers on your machine. Take advantage of the -p option of Docker so that it assigns a unique name to your app, and the names of the containers and services must be unique and not conflict with the other containers. This will allow you if you want to start more apps in a development environment without conflicts

-v | --version | -version
Print version of Docker, Docker compose, and PHP

-s | --setup   | -setup
Setup application use it only first time, create volumes and make workdir setup

-b | --build   | -build
Build all container of docker-compose file

-u | --up      | -up
Up all container of docker-compose file with -d mode

-d | --down    | -down
Down all container started

-d | --down    | -down
Down all container started

-r | --run     | -run $
Run container

-R | --rebuild | -rebuild
Re-build and up all container

-B | --bash    | -bash
Exec bash of container.
    Example:
    ./command.sh --bash workspace
    ./command.sh --bash mysql

-c | --command | -command
Exec compose command
    Example:
    ./command.sh -c -- up -d  //If parameters conflicts with script options
    ./command.sh -c "up -d"   //If parameters conflicts with script options
    ./command.sh -c up
   
/*If use normal commands*/
cd docker-compose
docker-compose ...

1. Edit .bash_aliases or .bashrc file using: 
    nano ~/.bash_aliases
    
2. Add this string*: 
    alias microservice='cd PATH/docker-compose && ./command.sh'
    
3. Save and close the file.

4. Activate alias by typing: 
    source ~/.bash_aliases
    
5. Use it in shell:
    microservice -help    
    
(*) replace 'PATH' with your path (ex. /var/www/example/docker-compose), and  replace 'microservice' with what you want

//build and run microservice
docker build --tag microservice-lumen .
docker run -d -p 9000:9000 --name name-of-container -it microservice-lumen /bin/sh

//enter in microservice bash     
docker exec -it name-of-container /bin/sh

//stop and start microservice
docker stop name-of-container
docker start name-of-container
docker rm name-of-container

//pull image from dockerhub (tagname: develop or latest)
docker pull fabriziocaf/microservice-lumen:tagname

Use this project https://github.com/FabrizioCafolla/docker-as-infrastructure for set your docker environment

-Webserver Nginx 1.17-alpine
-Application: PHP 7.3.8-fpm-alpine

-Support: services for manipulate data with Transformer, Api discovery, and more;
-Response: create rest response more efficently;
-Cache: services for manage File and Redis cache;
-Auth: implement JWT auth and service to authenticate;
-Helpers: function to help developer, artisan commands to create Repository, ApiController, Provider and Transoformers

-Remove Redis e Mysql container
-Move directory application into application/backend for support multi-service
-Update php version
-Remove framework package and fix bootstrap app

-Fix context docker-compose file
-Fix context Dockerfile 

-Refactoring and clean code