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Cleaned up the install process down to 5 steps

Nick Yeoman 2023-12-19 13:18:11 -08:00
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Quick-Start.md

@ -5,43 +5,32 @@ These are the quick start Joomla installation instructions.
Make sure the projectName is set correctly, it's very important, because it's used for git, docker, mysql and joomla.
```bash
# STEP 1
# Clone the repo (change projectName to the name of your project)
# Context: I like to name my projects by domain, example: nickyeoman-com
git clone git@git.4lt.ca:nick/joomla.git projectName
# STEP 1 - Setup Files
# Clone the repo (change "YourProjectName" to the name of your project)
# Context: I like to name my projects by domain, example: www-4lt-ca
# We then generate a env file based on the project name
export PROJECTNAME='YourProjectName'
git clone git@git.4lt.ca:nick/joomla.git $PROJECTNAME; cd $PROJECTNAME; bash bin/generate_env.sh $PROJECTNAME
# STEP 2
# Move into the dir
cd projectName
# now ensure that the .env file is to your preferences
# if you are using GITEA and want to auto create the repo, add your GITEA API information to the env file
# STEP 3
# Setup your env file
cp env.sample.txt .env; cp env.sample.txt .env.staging
# edit your file with any text editor (I use vim)
vi .env
# STEP 4
# Prepare your project for git
# STEP 2 - Git work
# Removes Joomla git info that you cloned. Sets up a new repo. If you have set gitea api, creates private repo on remote.
bash bin/joomla_new_project.sh
# STEP 5
# STEP 3
# Run the containers to initialize
sudo docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.staging.yml --env-file .env.staging up -d
sudo docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.staging.yml up -d
# STEP 6
# Run the Joomla cli installer (Gotcha: wait until Joomla is up)
# STEP 4
# Run the Joomla cli installer (Gotcha: wait until Joomla is up by checking http://localhost:8000/)
sudo bash bin/joomla_install.sh
# STEP 7
# Manually set Site Meta Description in [Administrator](http://localhost:8000/administrator/index.php?option=com_config)
# Step 8
# Install Components
sudo bash bin/install_extensions.sh
# Step 9
# Clean up and Config (This can be re-run)
sudo bash bin/joomla_cleanup.sh
# Step 5
# Install Components and run clean up
sudo bash bin/install_extensions.sh; sudo bash bin/joomla_cleanup.sh
```