agomezmoron/docker-ember-cli repository overview

Docker image to work with Emberjs.

⁠Table of Contents

• Requirements⁠
• Docker build⁠
• Docker run⁠
• Docker stop⁠
• Docker cheat sheet⁠
• Cleaning untagged images⁠

⁠Requirements

You have to install Docker⁠ following the installation steps⁠ (choose your OS).

⁠Docker Build

There are two options to build the image:

⁠1) Building the entire image

You can build the app from this directory running:

docker build -t agomezmoron/docker-ember-cli .

⁠2) Pulling from Docker

You can pull the image from Docker:

docker pull agomezmoron/docker-ember-cli

⁠Docker Run

Run the image with the following command:

docker run --privileged -v /YOUR/SOURCES/FOLDER:/src -p 90:4200  -e EMBER_SERVER="ember" -e EMBER_PROFILE="development" -t -i agomezmoron/docker-ember-cli

or

docker run --privileged -v /YOUR/SOURCES/FOLDER:/src -p 90:80  -e EMBER_SERVER="apache2" -e EMBER_PROFILE="development" -t -i agomezmoron/docker-ember-cli

And you will have your docker running on the 90 port.

⁠Run variables

• EMBER_SERVER: Two possible values: "ember" or "apache2". By default, "ember".
• EMBER_PROFILE: By default, "development".

⁠Docker Stop

Once Docker is running our image, there is a way to stop it:

• Execute docker ps and you will get the Container ID.
• Then, execute docker kill CONTAINER_ID and the Docker image will be stoped.

⁠Cleaning untagged images

If you want to clean all the untagged images you have in your Docker you can perform:

docker rmi -f $(docker images -f "dangling=true" -q) &> /dev/null

and it will detelete all the past images of the builds, so the PC does not end up with several duplicated images. It can be removed without affecting the build.