Install and configure php, instead of the offcial one, this cookbook does not depend on apache and will not use or install pear.
This cookbook intend to work on these platform : Debian/Ubuntu (with or without Dotdeb), Centos/Redhat/Scientific/Fedora.
There are no cookbooks dependency
- php
- composer
- ext-apc
- ext-curl
- ext-dom
- ext-fpm
- ext-gd
- ext-imagick
- ext-intl
- ext-mbstring
- ext-mcrypt
- ext-mysql
- ext-pdo
- ext-posix
- ext-twig
- ext-xdebug
- ext-zmq
# Attributes
Name | Description |
---|---|
['jolicode-php']['dotdeb'] | Set to true if you use dotdeb |
['jolicode-php']['conf_dir'] | Directory where php.ini file is on system |
['jolicode-php']['ext_conf_dir'] | Extension directory used in php configuration |
['jolicode-php']['real_conf_dir'] | Real extension directory for extension configuration file (useful with dotdeb where config file in 'ext_conf_dir' are link to 'real_conf_dir' files) |
['jolicode-php']['config'] | All attributes for php.ini configuration files |
Composer ressource declare 3 actions : install
, update
and create_project
- cwd : Where to run composer in
- user: Which user run the composer command
- group : Which group run the composer command
- package : For use with create_project to specifiy package to install
- options : To add extra values in composer command
- version : For use with create_project to set wich version of package to install
- directory : For use with create_project to set path of new package installed
### Examples
jolicode_php_composer "Install my dependencies" do
cwd "/path/to/my/project"
user "www-data"
options "--dev"
action :install
end
This will run composer install --dev
in /path/to/my/project
directory
All recipes are compatible with dotdeb repository. You need to set jolicode-php['dotdeb'] attribute to true when using dotdeb.