documentContainers
Containers
Container definitions for testcontainers-php used across k-kinzal/ztd-query-php. Each definition pins one image version, and every package that runs a container uses the same definition from the Container namespace.
Versions
| Class | Image |
|---|---|
MySql56Container | mysql:5.6.51 |
MySql57Container | mysql:5.7.44 |
MySql80Container | mysql:8.0.44 |
MySql81Container | mysql:8.1.0 |
MySql82Container | mysql:8.2.0 |
MySql83Container | mysql:8.3.0 |
MySql84Container | container-registry.oracle.com/mysql/community-server:8.4.7 |
MySql90Container | container-registry.oracle.com/mysql/community-server:9.0.1 |
MySql91Container | container-registry.oracle.com/mysql/community-server:9.1.0 |
PostgreSql16Container | postgres:16.6 |
PostgreSql17Container | postgres:17.2 |
Usage
use Container\Endpoint;
use Container\MySql80Container;
use Testcontainers\Testcontainers;
$endpoint = Testcontainers::run(MySql80Container::class)->getData(Endpoint::class);
$pdo = new PDO($endpoint->dsn(), $endpoint->username, $endpoint->password);MySQL containers require pdo_mysql to wait for readiness.
Selecting a release
MySqlRelease and PostgreSqlRelease resolve a release number to its container. fromEnvironment() reads MYSQL_VERSION or PG_VERSION and falls back to the default release (8.4.7 and 17.2), so CI runs the newest release and any other release runs locally by setting the variable:
use Container\Endpoint;
use Container\MySqlRelease;
use Testcontainers\Testcontainers;
$endpoint = Testcontainers::run(MySqlRelease::fromEnvironment())->getData(Endpoint::class);$ MYSQL_VERSION=8.0.44 vendor/bin/phpunit
$ PG_VERSION=16.6 vendor/bin/phpunitcontainer($version) resolves a release given in code, versions() lists the releases with a container, and latest() names the newest one.