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My deploy tool.

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myDeploy
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[](#mydeploy)

This tool purpose is to run a build process in the local/development environment using a Docker container, for isolation, and without relying on 3rd party services.

The purpose of the PHP script, rather than a plain Dockerfile, is to have access to variables at all stages of the build process.

How the build process works?
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[](#how-the-build-process-works)

The code from the `deploy.php` file writes a Dockerfile. The build is happening based on the Dockerfile, which is being executed inside Docker in an isolated environment.

To start
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[](#to-start)

Create a `/deploy.php` file in the root of the project and use the following code as boilerplate for that file. Here I am building a Laravel project on PHP 8.1 from GitHub, using Ubuntu as a build OS, installing Composer and NPM packages, and deploying the files to the hosting environment via an FTPs connection.

Run the file `php deploy.php`.

Variables
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[](#variables)

You can define the variables in the `deploy.php` script, using PHP `$app->setVariable('$ENV', 'production');` or you can use system environment variables explicitly in the code, without setting the variable with the `$app->setVariable()` method.

Any variable that is defined using the `$app->setVariable()` method or exists as a system variable can be used in the `$app->addRunCommand('mkdir $PATH')` command or applied to a file `$app->applyVariablesToFile('/app/.env');`.

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