How to configure Symfony 4 with PostgreSQL on Ubuntu or Mac OS
Install PostgreSQL on Ubuntu
Easily install PostgreSQL from the command line with apt-get.
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sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install postgresql postgresql-contrib |
Install PostgreSQL on Mac
On Mac OS, go to your terminal and use brew as shown here.
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brew install postgresql postgres -V to see the version |
Use composer to install Doctrine
If Doctrine is not already installed, then from the command line in your Symfony 4 project directory, use composer to require doctrine.
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composer require doctrine/doctrine-bundle |
Configure config/doctrine.yml
Change the dbal values as shown below.
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... doctrine: dbal: driver: 'pdo_pgsql' charset: utf8 ... |
Edit the .env file.
PostgreSQL may create a user matching the user you logged in as. You will need to change the db_user and password to whatever is appropriate. Replace the mysql settings with the PostgreSQL settings as shown below:
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... DATABASE_URL=pgsql://db_user:db_password@127.0.0.1:5432/db_name ... |
Now you can use the command line to create the database!
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php bin/console doctrine:database:create |