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Make it extremely easy to boot up Starshot with DDEV #50
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Beautiful @phenaproxima, your solution works perfectly, thanks! |
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👍🏽 thanks Adam for the promptness. |
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This supersedes #43.
I added a
.ddevdirectory with a custominstallcommand, making it ridiculously easy to set up Starshot with DDEV. This PR adds that to the README -- now folks who don't have PHP and Composer set up on the host machine, but do have DDEV, will be able to get up and running almost as easily as if they did. It's essentially a one-liner.