phalcon-docker-nginx

phalcon-vm

Vagrant configuration for PHP7, Phalcon 3.x and Zephir development.

phalcon-demo

This project is a modified version of the Phalcon INVO application specifically designed to demonstrate the fundamentals of Codeception testing. It serves as a practical example for developers learning how to implement functional, acceptance, and unit tests in PHP web applications using the Codeception framework. ## Key Features - **Codeception Integration** — Pre-configured setup for running functional, acceptance, and unit tests with Codeception - **CRUD Testing Demonstration** — Includes examples for testing Create, Read, Update, and Delete operations - **MySQL Database Testing** — Shows how to test applications with database interactions using MySQL - **Travis CI Configuration** — Ready-to-use continuous integration setup for automated testing - **Modular Test Structure** — Organized test suites with base classes and custom step objects ## Philosophy The project emphasizes practical, real-world testing scenarios to help developers understand how to effectively test Phalcon applications using Codeception's testing methodologies.

phalcon3-compose

This project provides a pre-configured Docker development environment specifically tailored for Phalcon 3 PHP framework applications. It simplifies local development by containerizing both the application and database services, ensuring consistent environments across different systems. ## Key Features - **Dockerized Environment** — Uses Docker Compose to orchestrate multi-container setups with minimal configuration - **Phalcon 3 Support** — Pre-configured for the Phalcon 3 PHP framework with all necessary dependencies - **Integrated Database** — Includes a database container (configurable as MySQL/PostgreSQL) for full-stack development - **Quick Setup** — Simple commands to start the environment with automatic port mapping to localhost - **Development Focus** — Optimized for local development workflows with hot-reload capabilities ## Philosophy The project follows a minimalistic approach, providing just enough configuration to get a Phalcon 3 application running in containers without unnecessary complexity.