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Setting up development environment

Summary

Install PHP-CLI, PHP-FPM, and necessary PHP modules
Install Composer and Symfony CLI
Install required third-party libraries via Composer
Use Symfony CLI to run application

Installing PHP

You need two variants of PHP binary: PHP-CLI for executing command line scripts, and PHP-FPM for running a HTTP server.

Because PHP has modular architecture, you also need to install all PHP modules that are actually used by application.

On APT-based Linux distributions (Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, etc), these commands should be enough to install all the required packages:

sudo apt-get install php-cli php-fpm # for PHP binaries
sudo apt-get install php-intl php-mbstring php-xml # required PHP modules
sudo apt-get install php-curl # for speeding up Composer

Install Composer and Symfony CLI

Follow official documentation to install Composer package manager.

Follow official documentation to install Symfony CLI tool.

Install required dependencies

Go to website subdirectory and execute following commands:

composer check-platform-reqs # verify PHP version and available modules
symfony local:check:requirements # verify requirements of Symfony framework
composer install # actual installation of PHP packages

Running HTTP server via Symfony CLI

One of the features of Symfony CLI is build-in basic HTTP server.

You can start it by following command: symfony local:server:start --no-tls

Check official documentation for more information.

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