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docker-nginx-easy

v0.5.1

Published

DEPRECATED. This library is no longer maintained. On metal docker solutions have been deprecated in favour of k8s.

Readme

docker-nginx-easy

DEPRECATED. This library is no longer maintained. On metal docker solutions have been deprecated in favour of k8s.

Easy boilerplate to run an nginx instance that also boots up a system wide nginx-proxy (jwilder/nginx-proxy) and makes sure it doesn't run more than once.

Installation

  • run yarn add docker-nginx-easy
  • Set up your package json like so (rename as you like):
    {
      "scripts": {
        "up": "docker-nginx-easy up",
        "down": "docker-nginx-easy down",
        "proxy-down": "docker-nginx-global-proxy down"
      }
    }
  • Make sure you have a .nginx.env file in your project root and make sure you set the HOSTNAME variable to your domain name(s).
    HOSTNAME=myapp.test
  • Put an index.html file in your public folder.
  • run yarn up

Top Tips

  • Don't use the .dev TLD for local development. It don't work so good.
  • You can supply extra .conf files via the nginx/templates directory in your project root. Make sure to suffix them with .conf.template file extension.