Add in WordPress about docker-nginx-php-mysql

[zanematthew]

One idea might be to have a command that generates the web/ contents dynamically based on project; just quickly thinking here;

user enters a command,
command prompts user for archive of web root (be it wordpress core.zip)
process unpacks the contents (or downloads from remote URL)
prompts user for nginx config
etc...
and can dynamically build the contents of the web root, without having the source files in the repo.

[al-mighty]

@drm-code
работает с hostname mysql
try

<?php try { $dsn = 'mysql:host=mysql;dbname=broadcastdemo;charset=utf8;port=3306'; $pdo = new PDO($dsn, 'root', 'root'); foreach($pdo->query('SELECT * from wpkv_users') as $row) { print_r($row); } var_dump(json_encode($pdo)); } catch (PDOException $e) { echo $e->getMessage(); } ?>

[nanoninja]

That's a good idea to automated Wordpress installation.
Send us a link when you got the project done.

[zanematthew]

@senrabdet @nanoninja wouldn't this be outside of the scope of the project? Adding WordPress is as easy as adding your WP code to web/ directory.

I'm currently using this with a Laravel project, and wouldn't expect this to be specific to a particular open source platform.

@senrabdet also its WordPress

[nanoninja]

@senrabdet, @zanematthew,

No indeed I do not think add it to this project either but I realize that what often changes is the organization depending on the type of project as (Laravel, Symfony, Wordpress).

I was thinking about developing a CLI tool based on project creation and that could be adapted to different types of applications more easily with less configuration. (Like Yeoman)

I'll see that when I have some time.

[nanoninja]

@zanematthew,

Yes I think it's a good idea for the future. This will make it more flexible and less dependent on the particular application type.

it would be a good evolution to put in place.

[drm-code]

I'm getting this error when I try to install a wordpress.
I copied wordpress code to /web directory, installation starts well but when I configure the mysql data it fails, it seems like mysql is not running but phpmyadmin works like charm.

Any ideas??

I tried localhost localhost:8989 localhost:3306

[drm-code]

After multiple tries, I did docker inspect mysql which returns a huge json, then I looked for NetworkSettings.Networks.docker-nginx-php-mysql_default.IPAddress key and set that IP in wordpress settings page, voala!!! it works try that if you have the same issue.

[ypinedaVS]

Hi @devVyacheslav thanks for your answer, what I noticed is that everytime you run the container which wrappers the wordpress mysql IP changes not randomly but could change for example 198.128.0.3 to 198.128.0.4 and maybe 198.128.0.5 and it keeps some kind of pattern, what I just did everytime is test an IP from a set of them :)