Acknowledgement Thanks to Fabrice Romand fabrice.romand@gmail.com for the starter

• Tested with Projeqtor 9.3.4

#projeqtor-compose

Dockerized projeqtor. The manual is bundled in the repo (useful to look at the API).

The docker-compose bundled will build the php image to run Projeqtor, and uses volumes for the persistent data.

• Requirements
• Prepare environnement
• Build docker images
• Start the stack
• Connect to Projeqtor
• First access configuration
• Login to Projeqtor
• Stop the stack
• Connect to PHPMyAdmin
• Connect to MySQL

#Requirements

• Docker
• Projeqtor package

#Prepare environnement

• download and unzip Projeqtor package to ./temp/
• copy ./temp/projeqtor to ./data/www/
• chmod 777 ./data/www/projeqtor/tool and ./data/www/projeqtor/files. This is necessary so that the docker image for the application can write necessary configuration to operate

#Build docker images

• Build projeqtor to build the php image with the correct plugins

$ docker-compose build --force-rm --no-cache --pull --parallel

#Start the stack

$ docker-compose up -d

#Connect to Projeqtor

• url: http://localhost:8080

#First access configuration

Replace database host value 127.0.0.1 by mysql

Add database password mysql

• database host : mysql
• database root password : mysql
• Save settings, then go to login screen

#Login to Projeqtor

• user: admin
• password: admin

The first login takes time because of mysql migrations (maybe should move the stack to pg)

#Stop the stack

$ docker-compose down -v

#Connect to PHPMyAdmin

• url: http://localhost:8181
• user: root
• password: mysql

#Connect to MySQL

Use your preferred MySQL client connected to localhost port 3306 (admin user: root / password: mysql)