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@kth/echolocation

v0.1.0

Published

The glue between Node.js and Docker

Downloads

4

Readme

echolocation

EXPERIMENTAL. No-install, no-configuration. The glue between Node.js and Docker

No-features

  • No installation. Just run with npx.
  • No configuration files. Just follow well-known conventions
  • No Docker-related files needed
  • No CI-related files needed

Usage

The @kth/echolocation CLI is available via npm and can be run with npx or installed globally:

# Run with npx
npx @kth/echolocation «command»

# Install globally and run
npm install -g @kth/echolocation
@kth/echolocation «command»

We recommend you to NOT install this tool locally in your projects


Commands

  1. app. Build the Node.js app in the current directory and create a Docker image from it
  2. node. Build a custom-made Node.js image

1. npx @kth/echolocation app

Build the Node.js app in the current directory

npx @kth/echolocation app

Options

  • --gen. Generates Dockerfile and .dockerignore files in the current directory that was used to build the image.

    Note: it overwrites existing files.

2. npx @kth/echolocation node

Builds a custom Node.js 12 Docker image based on kth-os

npx @kth/echolocation node