rigly.yml

rigly.yml keeps a project's Rigly settings with its code. Commit it, and a teammate can clone the project and run rigly init to get the same site name, PHP and Node versions, HTTPS, domains and services.

The file

name: shop
php: 8.3
node: 22
secure: true
root: public
aliases: [admin-shop]
services: [mysql, redis]

Key
`name`	The site's name, so `shop.test`
`php`	PHP version for this site
`node`	Node major version for this site
`secure`	`true` to serve it over HTTPS
`root`	The folder to serve, relative to the project
`aliases`	Extra names the site also answers to
`services`	Services the project needs: `mysql`, or a version such as `mysql:8.4`

Every key is optional. Lists can be written inline ([a, b]) or one per line (- a).

Apply it

cd ~/Code/shop
rigly init

Rigly links the project under its name, installs the PHP and Node versions if needed, turns on HTTPS and adds any missing services.

Write one from your current settings

rigly init --save            # writes rigly.yml for the current site
rigly init --save --force    # replaces an existing one