dordoka/play-framework repository overview

⁠docker-play

This is a minimal docker container based on Ubuntu 14.04 for Play Framework development.

⁠Description

You should run this container interactivelly and launch activator console commands from within your play projects directories.

Includes:

• Oracle JDK 1.8
• Typesafe Activator 1.3.12 (Play 2.5.10)
• Git, wget, curl, build-essential

⁠Users

A user named play is created with sudoers privileges. Home is at /home/play.

⁠Volumes

Exports a volume on /home/play/Code. You can mount the volume on run to a local directory containing your code.

⁠ivy2 and sbt caches

Java user.home variable is defined, pointing to /home/play/Code. In this way, all dependencies are kept if you mount the /home/play/Code volume on /home/play/Code/.ivy2 and /home/play/Code/.sbt directories.

⁠Ports

Three ports are exposed:

• 9000: default Play port.
• 9999: default Play debug port.
• 8888: default Activator UI port.

Remember to map the ports to the docker host on run.

⁠How to run the container

⁠Using docker

You need docker v1.3+ installed. To get the container up and running and drop to an interactive shell, run:

sudo docker run --rm -it -v "/home/dordoka/Code:/home/play/Code" -p 9000:9000 -p 9999:9999 -p 8888:8888 dordoka/play-framework

Remember to change /home/dordoka/Code to the directory where your code is stored.

⁠Using docker-compose

If you have docker-compose installed, you can just launch:

sudo docker-compose up

NOTE: compose doesn't support interactive shells directly. See Issue 423⁠

⁠Happy coding! :)