Name: fundraising-matomo
Owner: Wikimedia Deutschland e.V.
Description: Repository for a Docker-based Matomo (formerly known as Piwik) instance for local plugin and platform upgrade testing.
Created: 2018-05-15 07:13:45.0
Updated: 2018-05-24 12:07:13.0
Pushed: 2018-05-24 12:07:12.0
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This repository allows for a local Docker-based Matomo instance running WMDE plugins.
Make sure to disable your ad-blocker for your localhost as you may run into issues otherwise.
For setting up this repository you need to have Docker and docker-compose installed.
Start by copying the .env.dist file as .env in the project directory.
You may want to check the settings the .env file provides and adapt them to your needs as you see fit.
Especially the localhost port and the frequency of the Matomo cron may be relevant to you.
Next, install the Composer dependencies:
composer install
Everything else is installed via docker-compose:
docker-compose up
After running docker-compose up, Matomo is now accessible via:
localhost:8090
Initially Matomo will be in a setup mode. When prompted for database credentials, configure it as follows:
Database Server: db
Login: root
Password: piwik
Database Name: piwik
When prompted for a website URL, use (or whatever port you set in your .env file):
http://localhost:8090
All other configurations are up to you.
After the application setup is complete, Matomo will show an error similar to this:
Warning: You are now accessing Matomo from http://localhost:8090/index.php,
but Matomo has been configured to run at this address: http://localhost/index.php.
This is due to the fact that the setup strips the port from the configuration file.
This can be fixed by manually editing the configuration file and adding the missing port.
The config in question can be edited as root via config/config.ini.php from within the project directory.
Simply replace the following line:
trusted_hosts[] = "localhost"
With:
trusted_hosts[] = "localhost:8090"
(You may have to update this value to the port which you set in your .env file).
Custom plugins are disabled by default. Head to the system configuration and enable them manually under System -> Plugins.
See composer.json for a list of installed plugins.
A quick static test can be performed by directly accessing static_test.html in this directory.
Some IDEs like PHPStorm may allow you to use their run functionality which helps with keeping the localhost domain when testing.