This Dockerfile provides a Docker image for Solidity development using Truffle and Ganache. It sets up a development environment with Zsh, Oh My Zsh, and various plugins for an enhanced shell experience.
- Debian Slim-based Docker image
- Zsh as the default shell with Oh My Zsh framework
- Configurable Zsh theme (set to "jonathan" by default)
- Node.js and npm for Solidity development
- Solidity development tools: Truffle and Ganache CLI
- Unzip utility for extracting ZIP files
- Minimal image size for faster build and reduced resource consumption
The following packages are installed in the Docker image:
| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| curl | Command-line tool for URL transfers |
| gpg | GNU Privacy Guard for secure communication |
| git | Version control system |
| build-essential | Basic development tools |
| zsh | Zsh shell |
| vim | Text editor |
| nano | Text editor |
| neovim | Improved text editor |
| fonts-powerline | Powerline fonts for a better shell look |
| unzip | Utility for extracting ZIP files |
| nodejs | JavaScript runtime environment |
| npm | Package manager for JavaScript |
The Docker image exposes the following ports for Ganache:
| Port | Description |
|---|---|
| 8545 | HTTP port |
| 8546 | HTTPS port |
| 7545 | WebSocket port |
| 7546 | WebSocket secure |
To use this Docker image, follow these steps:
- Build the Docker image:
docker build -t solidity-truffle .- Run a container from the image:
docker run -p 8545:8545 -p 8546:8546 -p 7545:7545 -p 7546:7546 -it --name solidity-truffle-dev solidity-containeror
docker run -p 8545:8545 -p 8546:8546 -p 7545:7545 -p 7546:7546 -it --name solidity-truffle-dev -v $(pwd):/workspace/host solidity-containerto mount the current directory to the container at /workspace/host.
This will start a container with the necessary ports exposed for Ganache.
- Once inside the container, you can start using Solidity development tools
truffle init- You can also open a new terminal window and attach it to the running container
docker exec -it solidity-truffle-dev zsh- Open running container in visual studio code
Use the Dev Containers extention to open the running container in Visual Studio Code.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.