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LICENSE

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+MIT License
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+Copyright (c) 2025 Nathan Steel
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README.md

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+# aLeaf
+
+A website/framework built around leaf-php, containerised for convenience of differing PHP versions.
+If run on production (i.e. you're a server host), recommended to use a base install of nginx, php, etc. rather than the containers (for devops).
+
+## Nginx Proxy Manager
+Run NPM (or just standard Nginx) on the server and route the container_name:port through there for ease of development on multiple sites/projects.
+
+## Docker
+Dockerfile(s) are any run during the build process (so first instance of run, unless build specified).
+So use them to do the automatic scripting that you would otherwise need to do manually, i.e. database creations, imports, etc for first run.
+
+### Rebuild with Dockerfiles
+sudo docker compose down && sudo docker compose build --no-cache && sudo docker compose up -d --force-recreate --build
+--build at end may not be needed, but was for me
+
+### Just restart
+sudo docker compose down && sudo docker compose up -d
+
+#### Replacing DB with docker build
+You will need to delete the mysql folder I believe.
+```sudo rm -rf /home/nathan/docker_vol/aleaf_mariadb```
+Once it's run/built once I recommend using a script to replace/re-import data, etc.
+
+
+## Accessing the container
+sudo docker exec -it aLeaf-php /bin/bash # For running leaf scripts/composer, etc
+sudo docker exec -it aLeaf-mariadb mysql -unathan -p # For SQL
+sudo docker exec aLeaf-mariadb mysql < <script_file> # To run a script file (maybe)
+sudo docker exec -it aLeaf-nginx /bin/bash # To check nginx issues
+sudo docker exec -it aLeaf-nginx nginx -s reload # Restart nginx (not the container, just the service)
+
+## Multiple sites on same docker stack (just in case)
+
+## Leaf uses apache, I use nginx
+https://winginx.com/en/htaccess
+htaccess files generated can be switched to nginx with this
+
+## TODO
+- inotifywait/entr on default.conf change, to restart nginx server on container
+
+## Leaf create (cli to make a starter app if nothing already)
+leaf create my-app --mvc
+leaf create basic --basic
+composer create-project leafs/mvc:v4.0-beta my-app
+
+## Shared folders in windows (virtualbox) VMs
+Need to do this or symlinks don't work, and that messes up a bunch of composer stuff