Kirby 3.x Local Server

Docker + docker-compose to get your Kirby 3.x up and running using docker in your local machine.

Requirements

1. Docker
2. Docker Compose

Tested machine

• MacOS version 10.13.6
• Docker version 20.10.2
• docker-compose version 1.27.4

Getting started

1) Create a folder for your project

Create a folder for your local project. E.g.: myproject.

$ mkdir myproject

2) Clone this repo

Enter inside your project folder myproject and clone this repo.

$ cd myproject
$ git clone https://github.com/nalmeida/kirby-3.x-local-docker-server.git .

3) Remove the .git folder

Remove the .git folder from this project.

$ rm -rf .git

4) Clone your Kirby project into ./public folder

Clone your Kirby project or some of the starter projects inside the ./public folder:

Sample with the Kirby plainkit

⚠️ Important! Your kirb files must be cloned inside a folder named: ./public

$ git clone https://github.com/getkirby/plainkit.git public

5) Build the Dockerfile image and run

⚠️ Make sure you have your Docker up and running!

Download, build the Dockerfile image and start yout project.

$ docker-compose up

6) Test your site

Open your site in the browser and start working.

• Open http://localhost:8098
• Change your files inside the ./public folder.

Working with the docker docker-compose cli

▶️ Running your project / container:

Inside your myproject folder:

$ docker-compose up

👁 Checking if it is running ok:

$ docker ps

⏹ Stopping your project / container:

Inside your myproject folder:

$ docker-compose down

Or Ctrl+c inside yout Terminal.