sebp/ember
This is a Docker image for Ember, PhantomJS and Bower, based on an image intended for use in the fashion described on @dylanlindgren's series of blog articles about using Docker and the Laravel PHP framework together (Docker for the Laravel framework, and Beautiful Laravel Development with Docker & Fig).
An automated build for this repo is available on the Docker Hub.
Ember, PhantomJS and Bower commands should be run within the container as the current user. Get the user ID of the current user using the following command:
$ id -u
1000
In the following commands, replace <UID>
with whatever figure was returned (e.g. 1000
in the example above).
Running an Ember CLI command in the current directory:
$ sudo docker run --rm -p 4200:4200 -v $(pwd):/data -w /data \
-u <UID> -e HOME=/data sebp/ember *your Ember CLI commands here*
Running a PhantomJS command in the current directory:
$ sudo docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/data -w /data \
-u <UID> --entrypoint phantomjs sebp/ember *your PhantomJS commands here*
Running a Bower command in the current directory:
$ sudo docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/data -w /data \
-u <UID> --entrypoint bower sebp/ember *your Bower commands here*
For the sake of sanity, it is strongly recommended to create aliases, e.g.:
alias dember='sudo docker run ... sebp/ember'
alias dphantomjs='sudo docker run ... sebp/phantom'
alias dbower='sudo docker run ... sebp/bower'
To avoid recreating these aliases each time you start a new shell session, either add these lines to one of your shell's start-up files (e.g. ~/.bashrc
for Bash), or create a shell script with these three lines (e.g. ~/ember-aliases.sh
) and source it (i.e. source ~/ember-aliases.sh
or . ~/ember/aliases.sh
) when you need to use the aliases.
To rebuild this image with Docker Compose, use the supplied docker-compose.yml
, and run:
$ sudo docker-compose build
This image works well with the below related images.
Adapted by Sébastien Pujadas from @dylanlindgren's Docker image for Bower, released under the MIT license.
docker pull sebp/ember