Getting started

The plugin turns a PHP description of your stack into a Docker Compose file and a set of tasks to drive it. You describe the services you need in castor.php, the plugin writes compose.generated.yaml and gives you castor docker:up, castor docker:build, per-service shells, database clients and more.

Nothing is generated behind your back: the compose file sits next to your castor.php, you can read it, and you keep a compose.override.yaml for anything the plugin does not cover.

1. Installation — add the plugin to your project
2. Your first environment — a Symfony application and its database
3. Installing services — add services without writing code
4. Configuring services — the fluent API shared by every service