buonzz/workspace repository overview

You can use this container to use commonly used cli tools without installing them in your machine

useful for:

• ensuring a consistent workflow across all team that is using different OS (Mac, Linux, Windows etc)
• quickly install all the tools you need by executing a single command (all you need is to have the docker engine installed)
• fetch the dependencies of an app you are working on.

Demo

⁠Softwares Installed

• Node 9.3.0 (npm v5.5.1)
• Yarn 1.12.1
• PHP CLI 7.2 (with common, curl, intl, json, xml, mbstring, mysql, pgsql, sqlite, sqlite3, zip, bcmath, memcached, gd extensions)
• Composer 1.6.3
• Python 2.7
• Bower 1.8.4
• Gulp 3.9.1
• MySQL Client 14.14
• Git 2.7.4
• Curl
• vim
• nano
• Java 1.8.0_191
• Ruby 2.5.1p57

⁠Usage

pull and run the container

docker run -it buonzz/workspace /bin/bash

this will fetch the image, run the container, and log you inside the container -- now all the tools is available in front of you by just executing that simple command

NOTE: for Windows users, you might need to prepend "winpty" on each of these commands.

winpty docker run -it buonzz/workspace bash

⁠You can use the container without logging in.

the following commands will mount your current working directory ($(pwd)) to a path inside the container (/var/www), then executes the commands passed in bash command. The effect is, the bash commands is being executed as if you are executing it in your host machine.

NOTE: for Windows users using Git bash, you should replace the $(pwd) with /${PWD}

Fetch composer dependencies

in any folder on which you have composer.json file, just execute the following:

docker run -v $(pwd):/var/www buonzz/workspace bash -c "composer install --no-interaction"

this will run the workspace, and execute composer install command inside. The resulting vendor folder is generated in the current folder.

install or update a composer package

docker run -v $(pwd):/var/www buonzz/workspace bash -c "composer install elasticsearch/elasticsearch"

or

docker run -v $(pwd):/var/www buonzz/workspace bash -c "composer update elasticsearch/elasticsearch"

Fetch npm packages (using npm)

in any folder on which you have package.json file, just execute the following:

docker run -v $(pwd):/var/www buonzz/workspace bash  -c "npm install"

Fetch npm packages (using yarn)

in any folder on which you have package.json file, just execute the following:

docker run -v $(pwd):/var/www --user=laradock buonzz/workspace bash --login -c "yarn install"

run python command

docker run -v $(pwd):/var/www buonzz/workspace bash  -c "python -c \"for r in range(10): print 'hello'\""

Bower

docker run -v $(pwd):/var/www buonzz/workspace bash  -c "bower --version"

Gulp

docker run -v $(pwd):/var/www buonzz/workspace bash  -c "gulp --version"

run mysql commands

docker run -v $(pwd):/var/www buonzz/workspace bash  -c "mysql -u root -psecret -h put_hostname_here -e \"SELECT * FROM users\" > users.sql"

this will connect to the put_hostname_here mysql server, execute the sql query and dump the result to the current directory in the host.

Java

docker run -v $(pwd):/var/www buonzz/workspace bash -c "java -version"

Ruby

docker run -v $(pwd):/var/www buonzz/workspace bash -c "ruby -v"

Jekyll

docker run -v $(pwd):/var/www -p 4000:4000 buonzz/workspace bash -c "jekyll serve"