bludesign/vapor repository overview

⁠Vapor for Docker with Time Zone support

This setup has been made with Docker 1.12 for Mac. You can download Docker For Mac/Windows here Mac⁠

This will remove Docker toolbox and migrate your current containers to Docker Engine if you have any.

The base image⁠ is build on Ubuntu 16.04 with Swift⁠ 3.1 and Vapor toolbox⁠

⁠Simple setup

You can use the base image to get a simple setup with Vapor & Docker up and running. Go to your projects root directory and run this command

docker run --rm -ti -v $(pwd):/vapor -p 8080:8080 vapor/vapor:latest

This command will start a container with a mounted directory and build and run the source inside the container. You can access to your app using https://localhost:8080⁠

this image doesn't have MySQL, PGSQL or SQLite

⁠Extended setup

You need to build your own image to extend my base image with MySQL, PGSQL or SQLite. There is a Dockerfile that makes this really simple.

Clone this repo inside your vapor project, go to the directory /docker/vapor. Run this command

docker build -t <your own name to choose> . We are going to use vapormysql in this example.

These options can be added to the build line:

⁠MySQL

--build-arg INSTALL_MYSQL=true

⁠PGSQL

--build-arg INSTALL_PGSQL=true

⁠SQLite

--build-arg INSTALL_SQLITE=true

So for example to get Swift & Vapor with MySQL support run this docker build -t vapormysql --build-arg INSTALL_MYSQL=true .

That will make a image with MySQL support based on the base image. Then you can use the commands i put in the top of this document and replace vapor/vapor:latest with vapormysql.

⁠Nginx

You need to name your vapor container for vapor that is done by adding --name vapor in the run command for your vapor image. Then you go to the folder nginx and build the image docker build -t nginxvapor .

After the image has been build run it with docker run -d --link vapor:vapor -p 80:80 nginxvapor This command will start nginx and run it detached.`