6th project for @OpenClassrooms' cursus. This one uses Symfony.

Platform	Result
Codacy

Docker has been used for this project's environment, thus, if you use Docker in your everyday workflow, it should be easy to install it although there aren't any Makefile.

Used ports :

• 8080 for adminer container
• 1080 for maildev container
• 3306 for mysql container
• none for node container
• 80 for php / nginx container

1. Create a .env file by using make env using those values. User and Password are the same everywhere (excluding website's back-office)

    MYSQL_USER=olivia #Or the name of your choice
    MYSQL_PASSWORD=password
    MYSQL_DATABASE=snowtricks
    MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=root

2. Launch Docker Apply those commands in your terminal :

   2.1 Launch containers

   docker-compose build && docker-compose up -d
   

   2.2 Install PHP bundles

   docker-compose exec php composer install
   

3. Create database tables. Database is already created.

In Docker, you can directly use containers' terminal. To do so, you can use this command from your Operating-System terminal:

$ docker-compose exec php exec bash

From there, you can execute the next three commands:

Migrate:

$ bin/console doctrine:migration:migrate

Create fixtures:

$ bin/console doctrine:fixtures:load

In case of doubt, feel free to use

$ bin/console list

Admin password is adminPassword and users' password is userPassword. Jimmy Sweat's profile is created by default in the fixtures.

It is also important to note that there is a Makefile at the root of the project. In there, you can find commands such as

$ make dev

You can use make help to list the available commands.

Symfony is agnostic, so you can install directly on a machine in order to develop using the framework.

app/ folder contains Symfony with Symfony Encore. To use Symfony Encore, NodeJS is required on your system without docker.

Select all app/ content (it is advised to copy-paste the content), and move / paste in the adequate folders. There might be a need to proceed to some configuration. For instance, database and mails.

Check database URL in app/.env. For emails, you can use (Mailgun)[https://www.mailgun.com/]. It relies on APIs. You could either use your domain address with a DNS MX entry from your registrar or Gmail.