DrupalEasy Pantheon-flavored Docksal Configuration

A complete Docksal configuration for working with Pantheon-powered sites.

Includes

• Solr 3.x container
• Dev version of PHP 7 CLI container.
• "web" docroot directory (works with https://github.com/pantheon-systems/example-drops-8-composer).
• Empty php.ini file (ready for customization).
• "fin init" command that reset the local environment, creates and downloads (using Terminus) a new database backup from Pantheon, and (optionally) enables development-related modules in the local environment.
• "fin downloaddb" command that creates and downloads (using Terminus) a new database backup from Pantheon, and (optionally) enables development-related modules in the local environment.
• (Commented out) support for xdebug in the docksal-local.yml file.

Prerequisites

• Docksal (http://docksal.io/).
• Terminus (https://pantheon.io/docs/terminus/).
• A Pantheon account (https://pantheon.io/).

Possible future enhancements

• nginx web container
• Ability to pass in Pantheon "environment" variable for downloading database backups from a specific environment (scripts currently set to download from "dev").

Instructions for use

• Install Docksal (http://docksal.readthedocs.io/en/master/getting-started/setup/).

• Create a "database_dumps" directory in your project root.

• Rename this repository from drupaleasy_pantheon-docksal to .docksal and place in the root of your project so that it is a sibling of your web docroot. For example:

/project_root/.docksal/
/project_root/database_dumps/
/project_root/web/{{all the Drupal}}

• Run fin start (see http://docksal.readthedocs.io/en/master/getting-started/project-setup/).