bacnh85/quectel-quecopen repository overview

⁠Introduction

QuecOpen is originally meant for OpenLinux modules of Quectel: EC2x, AG35 modules where end-user can program their own application run along with the Quectel processes.

There are more example at QuecOpen Example repo⁠.

⁠Prepare

1. Install docker⁠ for your machine

2. For MacOS, pls config NFS share for nfsd with macos_setup_nfs.sh script⁠, so you could take advantage of read/write access compare to Mac FS driver.

⁠Usage for Linux users

1. Pull the docker image

docker pull bacnh85/quectel-quecopen

1. Create docker container that point to your working directory

docker run -d --name quectel-quecopen \
 -e PUID=`id -u` -e PGID=`id -g` -v 
 "$(pwd)":/opt bacnh85/quectel-quecopen

1. Start the container shell to start build your application, the rootfs, kernel, ...

docker exec -it -u `id -u` quectel-quecopen /bin/bash

⁠Docker Compose

Sample docker-compose.yml is provided for more convenience.

version: '3.4'
services:
  quectel-quecopen-dev:
    image: bacnh85/quectel-quecopen
    container_name: quectel-quecopen
    environment:
      - PUID=501
      - PGID=20
    volumes:
      - "./:/opt"
    tty: true

Then, power up the container:

docker-compose up -d

Login to the contailer shell:

docker exec -it -u `id -u` quectel-quecopen /bin/bash

⁠Usage for macOS users

Due to OSX driver performance is not that good, a good approach is using NFS share. Thus, docker-compose file is more convience to start with.

Before doing it, you need to config nfsd to share your current working directory to docker container, pls refer to macos_setup_nfs.sh⁠

docker-compose -f docker-compose_macos.yml up -d

Then, login to the container to start:

docker exec -it -u `id -u` quectel-quecopen /bin/bash