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Start the application
This command executes a local deployment of your Magento 2 application.
It does it in the following steps:
- 1.Prepare your project for Magento 2.
- 2.Pull PHP, Varnish, MariaDB, ElasticSearch, Nginx and Redis images
- 3.Build project image
- 4.Deploy containers: PHP, Varnish, Redis, MariaDB, ElasticSearch, Nginx and SSL Terminator Nginx container.
- 5.Install Magento 2 using Composer.
- 6.Setup Magento 2.
- 7.Open a browser with up and running Magento 2 store.
A port to run your application on.
By default, Create Magento App will select a random available port.
yarn start --port <port> # for Yarn
npm run start -- --port <port> # for NPM
Disable auto-open of a browser window at the end of the workflow.
yarn start --no-open # for Yarn
npm run start -- --no-open # for NPM
yarn start --debug # for Yarn
npm run start -- --debug # for NPM
Skips Magento setup.
Skipping Magento setup might result in conflict during runtime because Magento config will not be updated with a new port config.
This option can be used only if you 100% sure that the ports configuration is the same.
In a nutshell, this option enables start command will just restart services and PHP-FPM, so if you need to restart the project it can be done in under 10 seconds*.
yarn start --skip-setup # for Yarn
npm run start -- --skip-setup # for NPM
Pull Container Images.
This is used for updating container images.
yarn start --pull-images # for Yarn
npm run start -- --pull-images # for NPM
Reset global configuration for current CMA instance.
This will reset configuration that is set for some prompts that appears during setup.
yarn start --reset-global-config # for Yarn
npm run start -- --reset-global-config # for NPM
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This option will enable printing of logs from Magento installation, setup and upgrade tasks.
yarn start --verbose # for Yarn
npm run start -- --verbose # for NPM
yarn start # for Yarn
npm start # for NPM
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