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To fully and easily run a local Drupal development system you need more than just a Docker container with Drupal running. Default development workflows involve running multiple sites at the same time, interacting with other services which are authenticated via ssh and more.Pygmy-apple makes sure that the required Docker containers are started and that youcomfortably can access the Drupal containers just via the browser.
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 Releases
Current version
0.9.13
Total releases
4
First release
2021-02-17
Latest release
2021-04-27
 Development
Primary Language
Ruby
Licenses
MIT
Average date of last 50 commits
2019-07-08
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 Dependencies

Development

byebug
~> 8.2
codeclimate-test-reporter
~> 0.5
rake
~> 10.5
rspec
~> 3.4

Runtime

colorize
~> 0.7
ptools
~> 1.3
thor
~> 0.19
 Project Readme

Pygmy-apple

pygmy-apple is the single tool needed to get the local amazee.io Docker Drupal Development Environment running on your macOS based system. It's built to work with Docker for Mac! (quite a lot for such a small whale 🐳)

What pygmy-apple will handle for you:

  • Starting the necessary Docker Containers for the amazee.io Drupal Docker Development
  • If on Linux: Adds nameserver 127.0.0.1 to your /etc/resolv.conf file, so that your local Linux can resolve *.docker.amazee.io via the dnsmasq container
  • If on macOS with Docker for Mac: Creates the file /etc/resolver/docker.amazee.io which tells macOS to forward DNS requests for *.docker.amazee.io to the dnsmasq container
  • Tries to add the ssh key in ~/.ssh/id_rsa to the ssh-agent container (no worries if that is the wrong key, you can add more any time)
  • Starts MailHog, a local mail Mail Transfer Agent (MTA), in order to test and view mails

You can find more documentation here: https://pygmy.readthedocs.io