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Build-Command.md

@@ -17,10 +17,10 @@ loom spin:up [name] [path] [--options]
 ### Options
 
 | Option             | Description                     | Example/Accepted Values        |
-|---------------------|------------------------------------------------|-------------------------|
+|--------------------|---------------------------------|--------------------------------|
 | --php              | Choose PHP version              | `8.3`, `8.4`, etc.             |
 | --disable-xdebug   | Disable Xdebug in PHP container | (flag, no value)               |
-| --database          | Select database (currently only sqlite)        | `sqlite`                |
+| --database         | Select database                 | `mysql`, `sqlite` or `sqlite3` |
 | --disable-database | Disable database container      | (flag, no value)               |
 | --disable-server   | Exclude Nginx web server        | (flag, no value)               |
 | --node             | Set Node.js version             | `20`, `23`, etc.               |
@@ -30,6 +30,9 @@ loom spin:up [name] [path] [--options]
 - Reads configuration and builds required project files (Dockerfile, docker-compose).
 - Spins up the PHP (and optionally Nginx/database) containers for your project.
 - Automatically mounts your project directory.
+- **Creates a `/sqlite` folder in your project root if you have selected SQLite as your database. This folder is used to 
+  store your development SQLite database files, ensuring that your database persists across container rebuilds and is 
+  easily accessible for backups or inspection.**
 
 ## Notes
 
@@ -37,3 +40,11 @@ loom spin:up [name] [path] [--options]
   **To apply changes to config or options, destroy and rebuild your environment.**
 - Project name becomes the Docker prefix (e.g., `projectname-php`).
 - Requires Docker running.
+
+## Database Folders and Data
+
+- **MySQL:** Database data is stored inside a `data/[projectname]/mysql` folder created by the environment, (outside your 
+  project) allowing MySQL data persistence between container restarts.
+- **SQLite:** If you enable the SQLite database option, a `sqlite` folder will automatically be created in the root of 
+  your project (if it doesn't already exist). This folder is used to store your SQLite database files. You should add 
+  this folder to your `.gitignore` if you do not wish to track database state in version control.

Configuration.md

@@ -1,9 +1,10 @@
 # Configuration
 
 By default, **Loom Spinner** provides a powerful environment for your PHP projects—no extra configuration required.
-However, Loom Spinner is designed to be flexible, so you can easily tailor your environment to suit different project needs.
+However, Loom Spinner is designed to be flexible, so you can tailor your environment to suit different project needs.
 
-For example, if you're building a CLI tool and don't need a web server, you can simply pass the `--disable-server` option to the `spin:up` command to exclude Nginx.
+For example, if you're building a CLI tool and don't need a web server, you can pass the `--disable-server` option 
+to the `spin:up` command to exclude Nginx.
 
 This page explains how to customize your environments using command line options or a project configuration file.
 
@@ -18,7 +19,8 @@ This page explains how to customize your environments using command line options
 
 ## Default Configuration
 
-Every Loom Spinner environment starts with sensible defaults, defined in the [default configuration file](https://forge.winningsoftware.co.uk/LoomLabs/spinner/src/branch/main/config/spinner.yaml) in the repository.
+Every Loom Spinner environment starts with sensible defaults, defined in the [default configuration file](https://forge.winningsoftware.co.uk/LoomLabs/spinner/src/branch/main/config/spinner.yaml) in the 
+repository.
 
 ---
 
@@ -26,10 +28,8 @@ Every Loom Spinner environment starts with sensible defaults, defined in the [de
 
 You can adjust your environment by:
 
-1. **Passing options to the CLI**  
+1. **Passing options to the CLI**: Override settings directly when you run the `spin:up` command.
-   Override settings directly when you run commands.
+2. **Creating a `spinner.yaml` config file**: Place this file in your project root to define environment defaults.
-2. **Creating a `spinner.yaml` config file**  
-   Place this file in your project root to define project-wide defaults.
 
 ### Configuration Priority
 
@@ -41,7 +41,23 @@ When configuring, Loom Spinner checks for values in this order (highest to lowes
 
 For example: 
 
-If your `spinner.yaml` sets `environment.database.enabled: true`, but you run `spin:up` with `--disable-database`, the CLI flag takes precedence.
+If your `spinner.yaml` sets `environment.database.enabled: true`, but you run `spin:up` with `--disable-database`, the 
+CLI flag takes precedence.
+
+---
+
+## Example: Setting the MySQL Root Password
+
+You can set the password for the MySQL root user (when the MySQL database is used) in your project configuration file:
+
+```yaml
+options:
+  environment:
+    database:
+      rootPassword: mySecretPassword
+```
+
+If this option is not provided, the `rootPassword` will be used from the default config.
 
 ---
 
@@ -71,10 +87,10 @@ Most configuration options can also be supplied directly at the command line whe
 ## Available Options
 
 | Option               | Config Key                            | Accepted Values                               |
-|----------------------|---------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------|
+|----------------------|---------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------|
 | `--php`              | `environment.php.version`             | Any PHP version with a valid Docker FPM image |
 | `--disable-xdebug`   | `environment.php.xdebug: false`       | CLI: none<br/>YAML: `true`/`false`            |
-| `--database`         | -                                     | `sqlite` or `sqlite3`                                 |
+| `--database`         | -                                     | `mysql`, `sqlite` or `sqlite3`                |
 | `--disable-database` | `environment.database.enabled: false` | CLI: none<br/>YAML: `true`/`false`            |
 | `--disable-server`   | `environment.server.enabled: false`   | CLI: none<br/>YAML: `true`/`false`            |
 | `--node`             | `environment.node.version`            | Any valid Node.js version (e.g., `20`)        |

Home.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ A typical Loom Spinner environment gives you everything you need to kick off loc
 - **A PHP Container** with:
   - PHP 8.4
   - Node 23
-  - SQLite
+  - MySQL
   - XDebug
   - Opcache
   - Popular PHP extensions enabled by default

Quick-Start-Guide.md

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ loom spin:up my-project .
 - `my-project` is the name you'll use for this environment.
 - `.` means "use the current directory as the project root".
 
-Loom Spinner will set up Docker containers with PHP, Nginx, Node, SQLite, and more, based on your configuration and project needs.
+Loom Spinner will set up Docker containers with PHP, Nginx, Node, MySQL (or SQLite), and more, based on your configuration and project needs.
 
 ## 4. Access Your Project