ebruni/mojolicious repository overview

⁠What is Docker-mojolicious?

Docker-mojolicious is a minimum components to run Mojolicious⁠, a real-time web framework and web development toolkit written in Perl⁠.

All images, unless explicitly defined, are based on alpine:3.20⁠ and provide installed together with these Perl modules:

• Mojolicious⁠ v9.38.

⁠Supported tags and respective Dockerfile links

• docker-mojolicious: 2.0, latest (main/Dockerfile)⁠ (size: 56.2MB)

• docker-mojolicious: 2.0-minion, minion (minion/Dockerfile)⁠ (size: 60.3MB) based on alpine:3.20⁠ with these additional Perl modules

  • Minion⁠ v10.31.

• docker-mojolicious: 2.0-mysql, mysql (mysql/Dockerfile)⁠ (size: 89.9MB) based on alpine:3.20⁠ with these additional Perl modules

  • DBD::mysql⁠ v4.051,
  • DBIx::Class::Loader⁠ v0.21,
  • DBIx::Class::Schema::Loader⁠ v0.07052,
  • Mojolicious::Plugin::DBIC⁠ v0.005.

• docker-mojolicious: 2.0-minion-mongodb, minion-mongodb (minion-mongodb/Dockerfile)⁠ (size: 65.4MB) based on alpine:3.20⁠ with these additional Perl modules

  • Minion⁠ v10.31,
  • Mojolicious::Plugin::Mongodbv2⁠ v1.01.

• docker-mojolicious: 2.0-mongodb, mongodb (mongodb/Dockerfile)⁠ (size: 61.2MB) based on alpine:3.20⁠ with these additional Perl modules

  • Mojolicious::Plugin::Mongodbv2⁠ v1.01.

⁠How to use this image

⁠Generate an example application.

Go to your code folder, call Mojolicious to create the basic application structure with you as the owner.

$ docker container run --rm -v "$(pwd):/usr/src/app" ebruni/mojolicious mojo generate app MyApp

Start the application as daemon.

$ cd my_app
$ docker container run -d --rm -v "$(pwd):/usr/src/app" -p 3000:3000 ebruni/mojolicious morbo script/my_app

To run the container in the foreground and read the output, omit the -d and add -ti

$ docker container run --rm -ti -v "$(pwd):/usr/src/app" -p 3000:3000 ebruni/mojolicious morbo script/my_app

Browse to localhost:3000⁠ and edit the code in the current folder. If you are on Linux or MacOS, the server will restart whenever you change a file. On Windows this works if you use Docker Desktop with WSL 2.

To switch from development to production an run the application as daemon in the full featured non-blocking web server start it with

$ docker container run -d --rm -v "$(pwd):/usr/src/app" -p 3000:3000 ebruni/mojolicious script/my_app prefork

⁠Authors

Emiliano Bruni (EB) [email protected]⁠

⁠Changes

⁠Source

The source of this image on GitHub⁠.