lewinc/docker-java-env
Do your java builds in docker (ant | maven | gradle)
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lewinc/docker-java-env repository overview
docker-java-env 
Just a simple Dockerfile that allows you to bootstrap a docker based java build environment for ant+ivy, maven, and gradle (using the gradle wrapper). It's not very interesting to be honest, all the hard work has been done by the maven maintainers.
maven:3.5.2-alpine is the base image- maven:3.6.3-amazoncorreto-8 is the base image...
- apache-ant is available via yum.
- gradle we just run via the gradle wrapper.
docker volume create maven-cache
docker volume create gradle-cache
docker volume create ivy-cache
docker run --rm -v "$(pwd):/src" -v gradle-cache:/root/.gradle -v maven-cache:/root/.m2 -v ivy-cache:/root/.ivy2 lewinc/docker-java-env ant|mvn|./gradlew $*
or if you're that way inclined, you can edit your bash profile
docker-ant() {
docker run --rm -v "$(pwd):/src" -v gradle-cache:/root/.gradle -v maven-cache:/root/.m2 -v ivy-cache:/root/.ivy2 lewinc/docker-java-env ant $*
}
docker-mvn() {
docker run --rm -v "$(pwd):/src" -v gradle-cache:/root/.gradle -v maven-cache:/root/.m2 -v ivy-cache:/root/.ivy2 lewinc/docker-java-env mvn $*
}
docker-gradle() {
docker run --rm -v "$(pwd):/src" -v gradle-cache:/root/.gradle -v maven-cache:/root/.m2 -v ivy-cache:/root/.ivy2 lewinc/docker-java-env ./gradlew $*
}
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