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dionakra/nodejs-java8

By dionakra

Updated over 9 years ago

Container capable of running a nodejs app with a java8 dependency

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dionakra/nodejs-java8 repository overview

NodeJS in a box

AlpineLinux-base Docker image with NodeJS 4.3.0+ and Java 8

Build Status

Usage

It's assumed that you have working ./package.json with resolvable dependencies and proper start script, so that npm install and npm start works.

  • without building an image:

      docker run -it --rm \
        --name my-node-project \
        -p 5080:5080 \
        -v $(pwd):/app \
        dionakra/nodejs-java8
    

You should customize your EXPOSE [] according to server.js.
You can also add ENTRYPOINT, override CMD and add dependencies as needed.

  • building from onbuild tag:

      # Dockerfile
      FROM dionakra/nodejs-java8:onbuild
      EXPOSE 5080
    

To permanently install additional AlpineLinux packages, place one package name per line into ./deps.apk. Applies to latest as well as onbuild.
For custom actions, create deps.sh executable script.
For build-time only dependencies (e.g. bson npm package requires make and g++ to compile c++ extention), use ./deps_build.apk. All packages will be installed before npm install and removed immediately after, for the sake of making resulting image smaller. Applies to latest as well as onbuild, except that latest will not cleanup the build-time dependencies.

NOTE:

  • latest tries to resolve dependencies during docker run, before running npm install && npm start (assuming you did not override the CMD)
  • onbuild resolves dependencies during docker build, cleans up build-time dependencies and the only command executed during docker run is npm start (assuming you did not override the CMD)

TODO

Add ./examples

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Last updated

over 9 years ago

docker pull dionakra/nodejs-java8