There are two main goals for this project:

1. Provide fully containerized developer environments for building Laravel applications
2. Adhere to the concept of development/production parity by ensuring that development environments are as close as possible to their production counterpart and can easily be deployed.

Every component in a Laravel Up project is containerized, including the PHP runtime itself. This means that there is actually no requirement to have PHP installed on your developer machine.

All the tools you would expect to have are included inside of the Laravel Up CLI. This includes PHP, Artisan, Composer and Tinker.

Laravel Up creates a Web Server container based on NGINX and an App Container based on PHP FPM 7.3.

Unlike other tools in the ecosystem like Laradock and Vessel, the container images created for you aim to be easily configurable and suitable for actual deployments to containerized environments including Kubernetes AWS ECS and Azure Container Instances.

• Cross platform support. Works on Windows, Linux and Mac
• Simple Docker containers that are easily configurable and suitable for deployment
• Automatically configures XDebug
• Supports MySQL and Postgres environments
• Automatically configures Laravel ENV to connect to services in the Docker network

• Laravel Up ⬆️
• Usage
• Commands

$ npm install -g @badassery/laravel-up $ lvl COMMAND running command... $ lvl (-v|--version|version) @badassery/laravel-up/0.5.1 linux-x64 node-v10.15.3 $ lvl --help [COMMAND] USAGE  $ lvl COMMAND ...

• lvl artisan [COMMAND]
• lvl command-base
• lvl composer [COMMAND]
• lvl configure [DIRECTORY]
• lvl down [DIRECTORY]
• lvl help [COMMAND]
• lvl new
• lvl target-directory-command
• lvl up [DIRECTORY]

Runs an artisan command in the current directory

USAGE $ lvl artisan [COMMAND] ARGUMENTS COMMAND The command to pass to artisan. Omit this to see available commands OPTIONS -h, --command-help Passes --help to the underlying artisan command 

See code: src/commands/artisan.ts

USAGE $ lvl command-base 

See code: src/commands/command-base.ts

Executes a Composer command in the current directory

USAGE $ lvl composer [COMMAND] ARGUMENTS COMMAND The command to pass to composer. Omit this to see available commands OPTIONS -h, --command-help Passes --help to the underlying composer command 

See code: src/commands/composer.ts

Configures an existing vanilla Laravel app as an Up project

USAGE $ lvl configure [DIRECTORY] ARGUMENTS DIRECTORY The target directory for Laravel Up OPTIONS -h, --help show CLI help 

See code: src/commands/configure.ts

Stops a running Laravel Up environment

USAGE $ lvl down [DIRECTORY] ARGUMENTS DIRECTORY The target directory for Laravel Up OPTIONS -d, --destroy Stops Docker containers and removes all volumes -v, --verbose Include additional diagnostic logs 

See code: src/commands/down.ts

display help for lvl

USAGE $ lvl help [COMMAND] ARGUMENTS COMMAND command to show help for OPTIONS --all see all commands in CLI 

See code: @oclif/plugin-help

Creates a new Laravel Up project

USAGE $ lvl new OPTIONS -v, --verbose Include additional diagnostic logs 

See code: src/commands/new.ts

USAGE $ lvl target-directory-command 

See code: src/commands/target-directory-command.ts

Starts a Laravel Up environment

USAGE $ lvl up [DIRECTORY] ARGUMENTS DIRECTORY The target directory for Laravel Up OPTIONS -v, --verbose Include additional diagnostic logs 

See code: src/commands/up.ts