Makefile

# `cd .` is because it sometimes solves https://github.com/docker/compose/issues/7899
DOCKER = cd . && DOCKER_UID=$(shell id -u) DOCKER_GID=$(shell id -g) docker compose

console:
	$(DOCKER) run php bash


sh:
	make console


release:
	make build


build:
	$(DOCKER) up -d
	$(DOCKER) run php composer build # see composer.json -> "scripts" section
	make test


compile-resources:
	@# Help: One part of build process if you're only working with sass/js
	$(DOCKER) run php npm run build


test:
	$(DOCKER) run php pest


php53:
	make build
	docker run -it --rm --name my-running-script -v "$$PWD":/usr/src/myapp -w /usr/src/myapp \
	orsolin/docker-php-5.3-apache php /usr/src/myapp/tests/temp_tests/php53test.php


php51:
	docker run -it --rm --name my-running-script2 -v "$$PWD":/usr/src/myapp -w /usr/src/myapp \
	horitaku1124/php51_centos7 php /usr/src/myapp/tests/temp_tests/php53test.php


update-test-snapshots:
	$(DOCKER) run php pest -d --update-snapshots



nuke-docker:
	@# Help: Nuclear option to force-remove all docker images, volumes and containers
	-$(DOCKER) down --volumes
	-$(DOCKER) rm --force --stop --volumes
	-docker kill $$(docker ps -q)
	-docker volume rm $$(docker volume ls -q)
	-docker rmi --force $$(docker images -a -q)
	# the above is always enough, but the following command would do all of that
	# (and more!) and prune ALL cached images so they will have to be re-downloaded:
	# -docker system prune -f



down-for-good:
	@# Help: Stop docker and delete its volumes
	-$(DOCKER) rm --force --stop --volumes
	-$(DOCKER) down --volumes