helppoelama/deno repository overview

⁠🦕 Deno with Alpine

⁠Based on the Docker repository from Torgie: A barebones Deno webserver in Docker⁠, @github⁠

⁠- Light (134MB)

⁠- Includes sudo, nano and fish shell

⁠Deno Docker Image

A tiny, Alpine-based Deno image. It spawns a "hello world" webserver.

⁠Running

To run, execute ./start.sh. This will start a docker-compose service stack containing:

• app: A simple Deno HTTP server that outputs "Hello World!"
• nginx: The extremely popular Nginx reverse proxy that sits in front of the Deno server

⁠Implementation

This app, out of the box, will assume that you're running the server at the URL https://deno.local. You'll need to map this hostname to your Docker Machine's IP address using whatever hosts file is appropriate for your operating system.

• /etc/hosts on linux/Mac
• c:\Windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts on Windows. (Run Notepad.exe in Administrator mode to edit this file).

⁠Running your own scripts

If you want to test out your own scripts instead of running the provided example server:

• Mount your scripts folder to the /app folder in the container.
• Provide a new deno run command to execute your script. Don't forget to allow the necessary permissions!

Example:

docker run --rm --name deno \
  -v /my/scripts/directory:/app:ro \
  torgie/deno.land:latest \
  deno run myScript.js

⁠Note: this lives in helppoelama/deno:latest so replace torgie/deno.land:latest with it.

And to stop it:

docker stop deno