Getting started with the application

Make commands

make up (default) - Build and run docker containers
make stop (st) - Stop docker containers
make restart (rs) - Restart docker containers
make down (dn) - Stop and Remove docker containers
make shell (sh) - Log in into php container
make shell:node (shn) - Log in into node container
make cr - Rebuild Drupal cache
make cex - Exports config
make en [module_name] - Download module by composer and enable it.
make reinstall (ri) - Reimport database from stage environment and run updates
make db:dump (dbd) - Create a dump from stage env and place it in /drupal/backup
make db:dump:local (dbdl) - Create a dump from current local env and place it in /drupal/backup
make db:import (dbi) - Import stored database from stage environment
make db:import:local (dbil) - Import stored database from local environment
make update (upd) - Run application updates (composer install, rebuild caches etc.)
make tests [folder/testfile.php:testname] - Run tests

Examples:

make tests
make tests frontend/DashboardCest.php:viewDashboard

make tests:debug (td) - Run tests for tests within debug group
make eslint (el) - Run JS code analyzer for React app
make cscheck [module_name] - Run Coding standards analizer for Drupal app (check custom modules in /modules/anu folder)

Examples:

make cscheck
make cscheck anu_search

make csfix [module_name] - Fix Coding standards issues for custom modules within /modules/anu folder

Examples:

make csfix
make csfix anu_search

Notes

You should define PLATFORM_PROJECT_ID in .env file to use backups from platform.sh.
make without arguments will run default up rule.
You can also add alias mk='make' to ~/.bash_profile (MacOS) to use short mk indead of make.

To access all npm and yarn commands you can simply run shell inside of node Docker container:

docker-compose run node sh

Then use npm or yarn CLI as usual. For example, add a new package:

yarn add lodash

All you'll need to commit is the change to package.json and package.json files.

To access CLI to manage Drupal, run shell inside of php Docker container:

docker-compose run php sh

Then run any command you need. It's possible to use composer, drush, drupal.

If you want to run a single command inside of the container then you don't have to run shell first. Just do it this way:

docker-compose run php composer require drupal/devel:~1.0

After that commit resulting composer.json and composer.lock files.

Note that Drush and Drupal Console have to be invoked inside of web folder, so you'll have to cd web first.

Alternatively, you might use the following command to run drush or drupal CLI outside of Docker container:

docker-compose run php drush --root="./web/" <COMMAND>

If this command seems to be too long to type every time, consider adding it to the list of your bash aliases:

alias dockerdrush=docker-compose run php drush --root="./web/"

Then you'll be able to do something like this:

dockerdrush cr