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dbdb-php is a plugin for composer that allows you to manage databases with dbdb.

Install locally

# Allow plugin
composer config allow-plugins.yuki777/dbdb-php true

# Install
# Don't forget "--dev".  Databases started by "dbdb-php" are not suitable for production.
composer require --dev yuki777/dbdb-php

Install globally

# Allow plugin
composer global config allow-plugins.yuki777/dbdb-php true

# Install
# Don't forget "--dev".  Databases started by "dbdb-php" are not suitable for production.
composer global require --dev yuki777/dbdb-php

Usage

# Create database with version 5.7.31 and port 3306
composer dbdb:mysql create --db-name=my-awesome-db5 --db-version=5.7.31 --db-port=3306

# Start database
composer dbdb:mysql start --db-name=my-awesome-db5

# Stop database
composer dbdb:mysql stop --db-name=my-awesome-db5

# Restart database
composer dbdb:mysql restart --db-name=my-awesome-db5

# Delete database
composer dbdb:mysql delete --db-name=my-awesome-db5

# Create and start database
composer dbdb:mysql create-start --db-name=my-awesome-db5 --db-version=5.7.31 --db-port=3306

# Create database with version 8.0.30 and random port
composer dbdb:mysql create --db-name=my-awesome-db8 --db-version=8.0.30 --db-port=random

# Show port
composer dbdb:mysql-port my-awesome-db8

# Show databases
composer dbdb:list

Supported databases and versions

• MySQL
  • 5.7.31
  • 8.0.30
• Redis
  • 6.0.16
  • 6.2.6
• Postgresql
  • 12.4
  • 12.6
  • 13.2
• Mongodb
  • 4.4.10
  • 5.0.3

Example

• Here is an example of Laravel using a MySQL database without a MySQL container in CI (GitHub Actions).