WordPress with Xdebug, Redis and Intl

This repository contains lightweight Docker images for WordPress with Xdebug, Redis and the PHP Intl extension pre-installed, designed for local development environments.

Available Tags

Multi-architecture images (amd64, arm64) available for various PHP versions:

• pattonwebz/local-wordpress-with-xdebug:php8.0-apache
• pattonwebz/local-wordpress-with-xdebug:php8.1-apache
• pattonwebz/local-wordpress-with-xdebug:php8.2-apache (also tagged as latest)
• pattonwebz/local-wordpress-with-xdebug:php8.3-apache
• pattonwebz/local-wordpress-with-xdebug:php8.4-apache

Legacy PHP 7 versions are also available but no longer actively maintained:

• pattonwebz/local-wordpress-with-xdebug:php7.0-apache
• pattonwebz/local-wordpress-with-xdebug:php7.1-apache
• pattonwebz/local-wordpress-with-xdebug:php7.2-apache
• pattonwebz/local-wordpress-with-xdebug:php7.4-apache

Features

• Lightweight WordPress base images
• Xdebug pre-installed and configured (Xdebug 2.x for PHP 7, Xdebug 3.x for PHP 8+)
• Redis PHP extension
• PHP Intl extension
• Multi-architecture support (amd64, arm64)

Usage

docker run -d -p 8080:80 pattonwebz/local-wordpress-with-xdebug:php8.2-apache

Xdebug Configuration

• For PHP 7.x images: Xdebug 2.x is configured on port 9000
• For PHP 8.x images: Xdebug 3.x is configured on port 9003

Using with Apple Silicon Macs or Raspberry Pi

The images support both amd64 (standard x86_64) and arm64 architectures, making them compatible with Apple Silicon Macs (M1/M2/M3) and Raspberry Pi devices without any special configuration.

Building the Images

You can build images locally using the provided build.sh script:

# Build for your current architecture
./build.sh

# Build multi-architecture images
./build.sh --multi-arch

Automated Builds

Images are automatically built and pushed to Docker Hub using GitHub Actions:

• On the 1st of each month to incorporate security updates
• Manually triggered builds as needed

License

This project is open-sourced under the MIT license.