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#Magento 2 Installer

Installer Example

I have read a lot of people are having issues installing Magento 2 within the community, the point of this tool is to make it quick and painless to quickly get a new Magento 2 project going. This is currently in the BETA phase and I will be releasing a new version which accepts more parameters so you can change your database credentials and stuff.

So this is currently a wrapper around MageInferno's docker setup for OSX.

This uses docker, docker-compose, virtualbox, vagrant and dinghy.

To install these requirements:

brew update
brew install docker
brew install docker-compose
brew cask install virtualbox
brew cask install vagrant
brew install https://github.com/codekitchen/dinghy/raw/latest/dinghy.rb

I am using MageInferno's setup with the Meanbee Docker Nginx Proxy.

##Installation

wget https://www.dropbox.com/s/kpsb3ai50rmc7oo/mage2docker-installer.phar
chmod +x ./mage2docker-installer.phar
sudo cp ./mage2docker-installer.phar /usr/local/bin/mage2docker-installer.phar

##How to use

First you should make sure Dinghy is running by running dinghy up. To create a new project you can run the following command.

mage2docker-installer.phar new project-name

This will create a project in your current directory within a project-name.

Once the install has run you should be able to access your new Magento install at http://project-name.docker.

Sometimes I have had issues with docker images not booting properly, like I said this is still in BETA. If you're magento 2 install isn't running try the following:

cd project-name
docker up -d