To set up a local development environment run:
docker-compose -f local-docker-compose.yml up -d
Whenever you make a change to the code or any of the configuration files run:
docker-compose -f local-docker-compose.yml up -d --build
Grab a copy of the current production database by visiting the phpmyadmin production page and clicking on the Export button. You should be able to download a db.sql file. Once you get the file, run:
docker cp ~/Downloads/db.sql db:/home/db.sql
The command above will copy the database dump from your download folder onto the database container filesystem. You now need to open a shell within the container and run:
mysql -u userDocker -p nouse < /home/db.sql
You will be asked to enter a password. It's the MYSQL_PASSWORD defined in the Dockerfile.local. passDocker if you did not make any changes. After entering the password the container will most likely freeze. If you don't see an increase in CPU and/or RAM usage something went wrong. Otherwise, in about 2 minutes (depending on your machine) you should see the docker_compressor container come online. You are now all set.
PHPMYADMIN is available at localhost:800.