🤵‍inas

A dockerized developer environment for working with legacy PHP projects. Includes Apache2, PHP 5.2, PHP 5.6, PHP 7.1 and MySQL 5.7.

System requirements

• PHP 8.2
• Docker (or compatible software like OrbStack)

You also need to be able to resolve .test domains to 127.0.0.1.

• If you have Laravel Valet or Herd installed, you already got this done. Run sudo brew services start dnsmasq after stopping Valet or Herd.
• Or you can manually add your sites to your /etc/hosts file

Installation

Automatic install

sh <(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nxu/inas/main/install.sh)

This downloads the inas PHAR file to /usr/local/bin/inas, gives it executable permissions and runs inas install.

You'll be able to run inas from anywhere.

Manual install

Download the latest inas binary from the releases and run inas install.

Usage

Managing the inas environment

Start inas

inas start

Stop inas

inas stop

Managing sites

Add a site to Inas

Go to a site containing your PHP project and run

cd ~/code/myproject

inas add <phpver>

# inas add 5.6
# inas add 7.1

This will add the site to Inas. The site will be available at http://myproject.test where myproject is the name of the folder you added.

Remove site from inas

cd ~/code/myproject

inas remove

Running commands

From the directory of a configured inas site, you can run inas php and inas composer to execute any php or composer command.

Accessing MySQL

Your sites will be able to access the MySQL5.7 server at the host mysql:

DB_HOST=mysql
DB_PORT=3306
DB_USERNAME=root
DB_PASSWORD=root

• You can access this server from your host at 127.0.0.1:3356.
• The database will be persisted in ~/.config/inas/volumes/mysql

Logs

You can find the server logs in:

• ~/.config/inas/volumes/apache_logs for apache logs
• ~/.config/inas/volumes/nginx_logs for nginx logs

Updating

You can update to the latest version of inas by running the self-updater:

inas self:update