8 - Ensure your Docker daemon is running
9 - Launch `docker-compose up`
12 - a web server (nginx)
13 - a PHP daemon (using FPM)
14 - a Redis database (to handle imports)
15 - a SQLite database to store articles
17 You can now access your wallabag instance using that url: `http://127.0.0.1:8000`
19 If you want to test using an other database than SQLite, uncomment the `postgres` or `mariadb` code from the `docker-compose.yml` file at the root of the repo. Also uncomment related line in the `php` section so the database will be linked to your PHP instance.
21 ### Using your own PHP server
23 - Ensure you are running PHP > 7.1.
24 - Clone the repository
25 - Launch `composer install`
26 - If you got some errors, fix them (they might be related to some missing PHP extension from your machine)
27 - Then `php bin/console wallabag:install`
28 - If you got some errors, fix them (they might be related to some missing PHP extension from your machine)
29 - Run `php bin/console server:run`
31 You can now access your wallabag instance using that url: `http://127.0.0.1:8000`
34 Please [open a new issue](https://github.com/wallabag/wallabag/issues/new).
36 To fix the bug quickly, we need some infos: please answer to the questions in the issue form.
38 If you have the skills, look for errors into PHP, server and application logs (see `var/logs`).
40 Note : If you have large portions of text, use [Github's Gist service](https://gist.github.com/) or other pastebin-like.
42 ## You want to fix a bug or to add a feature
43 Please fork wallabag and work with **the master branch**.