Tripaldock is a command line tool that helps with creating and running Tripal sites using docker. This tool is designed for developers and is not suitable for production. It utilizes Docker Compose to build a stack of configured containers to host all required services. Supported services:
- Web Server (Apache2)
- PHP (7.1)
- PostgreSQL (9.6)
- Elasticsearch (5.6)
It is preferable to install this tool using composer.
composer global require statonlab/tripaldock:~0.1.1You can update tripaldock using your local tripaldock!
./tripaldock self-updateUsing the new command, you can create a fresh Tripal 3 site. The command will automatically
download and install the dependencies as well as prepare Drupal and Tripal.
# Create a new site and call it site_name
tripaldock new site_name
# Navigate the new site
cd site_namePlease note that the parameter site_name is also going to be the name of your database.
These are the default credentials that tripaldock uses for the admin user:
- Username: tripal
- Password: secret
Once tripaldock is done creating your new site, a new directory (site_name) will be created. The directory contains multiple folders along with docker related files. The folders are:
- modules: Maps to sites/all/modules/custom and should contain your custom modules. By default, this folder will have
tripalin it. - themes: Maps to sites/all/themes and should contain your custom themes.
- libraries: Maps to sites/all/libraries and should contain any Drupal libraries.
- files: Maps to sites/default/files and should hold any custom files.
Once the installation of the new site is completed, a copy of tripaldock will be placed within the resulting file.
This is your site's specific tripaldock. It provides a set of commands to interact directly with the container responsible
for this site.
To start up the container:
./tripaldock upTo stop the container:
./tripaldock downTo access your container and run commands directly within it, you may use the ssh command. This command will take you
directly to /var/www/html which is where your Drupal resides. From there, you can run any command such as drush
and interact with the database using psql -U tripal.
./tripaldock sshWhich is equivalent to running:
docker-compose exec app bashYou can use the logs command to obtain apache, php, postgres and elasticsearch logs:
./tripaldock logs # Get all available logs
./tripaldock logs app # Get apache and php logs
./tripaldock logs elasticsearch # Get elasticsearch logs
./tripaldock logs postgres # Get DB logsTripalDock provides a special install command to pull known modules directly from git and use composer to install their library dependencies if available. However, if the module is not one of the listed below, it will use drush to attempt to install the module.
./tripaldock install [MODULE NAME]Known modules:
- tripal_elasticsearch: installs the module along with elasticsearch-php library
You can also use tripaldock to run drush without having to access the container:
./tripaldock drush [ARGS]The tripal_elasticsearch module will require you to setup the correct hostname and port for your elasticsearch server. To use the elasticsearch that ships with this module, you should do the following:
- Visit
/admin/tripal/extension/tripal_elasticsearch/connection - Enter
http://elasticsearchin the host field. You can omit the port. - Click the submit button.
If you would like to completely remove the container from the system including anonymous volumes, run the rm command.
# You will be prompted to confirm the action
./tripaldock rmDrupal 7 is periodically updated with important security patches. You should ensure that you keep your core Drupal software up to date and visit the Drupal release website for more information.
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