2-up-run-stack.sh

#!/bin/sh
set -e
cd "$(dirname "$0")"

docker-compose down
docker-compose pull
docker-compose up -d
sleep 7
docker-compose exec -u webuser workspace composer update
docker-compose exec -u webuser workspace php artisan key:generate
docker-compose exec -u webuser workspace php artisan migrate:fresh --force
docker-compose exec -u webuser workspace php artisan db:seed --force
docker-compose exec -u webuser workspace php artisan storage:link
# docker-compose exec -u webuser workspace php artisan route:cache
# docker-compose exec -u webuser workspace php artisan config:cache
# docker-compose exec -u webuser workspace php artisan view:cache
# docker-compose exec -u webuser workspace php artisan optimize
# docker-compose exec -u webuser workspace php artisan queue:restart
# docker-compose exec -u webuser workspace php artisan queue:work --daemon

# install npm packages
docker-compose exec -u webuser workspace npm install
docker-compose exec -u webuser workspace npm run build
# run tests
docker-compose exec -u webuser workspace ./vendor/bin/pest

docker-compose exec -u webuser supervisor supervisorctl restart all

# echo done message with green color that stack is ready
echo -e "\e[32mDone! Your stack is ready!\033[0m\nNow you can visit \e[33mhttp://localhost\033[0m to see your app.\n"