Nginx & PHP 7 web server.

Using the Laravel installer you can get up and running with a Laravel application inside Docker in minutes.

• Create a new Laravel application $ laravel new testapp
• Change to the applications directory $ cd testapp
• Start the container and attach the application. $ docker run -d -p 4488:80 --name=testapp -v $PWD:/var/www creativitykills/nginx-php-server
• Visit the Docker container URL like http://0.0.0.0:4488. Profit!

Here are some args

• NGINX_HTTP_PORT - HTTP port. Default: 80.
• NGINX_HTTPS_PORT - HTTPS port. Default: 443.
• PHP_VERSION - The PHP version to install. Supports: 7.3. Default: 7.3.
• ALPINE_VERSION - The Alpine version. Supports: 3.9. Default: 3.9.

Here are some configurable environment values.

• WEBROOT – Path to the web root. Default: /var/www
• WEBROOT_PUBLIC – Path to the web root. Default: /var/www/public
• COMPOSER_DIRECTORY - Path to the composer.json containing directory. Default: /var/www.
• COMPOSER_INSTALL_ON_BUILD - Should composer install run on build. Default: 0.
• LARAVEL_APP - Is this a Laravel application. Default 0.
• RUN_LARAVEL_SCHEDULER - Should the Laravel scheduler command run. Only works if LARAVEL_APP is 1. Default: 0.
• RUN_LARAVEL_MIGRATIONS_ON_BUILD - Should the migrate command run during build. Only works if LARAVEL_APP is 1. Default: 0.
• PRODUCTION – Is this a production environment. Default: 0
• PHP_MEMORY_LIMIT - PHP memory limit. Default: 128M
• PHP_POST_MAX_SIZE - Maximum POST size. Default: 50M
• PHP_UPLOAD_MAX_FILESIZE - Maximum file upload file. Default: 10M.