sebp/ember

By sebp

Updated over 9 years ago

Ember CLI 1.13.1, PhantomJS 1.9.8, Bower 1.4.1

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Docker image for Ember CLI, PhantomJS and Bower command-line tools

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.

Contents
  • Usage
  • Building the image
  • Notes
  • About

Usage

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.

Building the image

To rebuild this image with Docker Compose, use the supplied docker-compose.yml, and run:

$ sudo docker-compose build

Notes

This image works well with the below related images.

About

Adapted by Sébastien Pujadas from @dylanlindgren's Docker image for Bower, released under the MIT license.

Docker Pull Command

docker pull sebp/ember