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dotrun Docker image

This project is a docker image for developing Node.js and Python web projects. It is an essential tool for the Canonical web team local development.

Image Features

  • Based on ubuntu:focal
  • Python 3.8
  • Node 20 LTS
  • Yarn
  • dotrun-docker

dotrun-docker:

dotrun-docker is a Python package inside the Docker image. It simplifies running Canonical web projects:

  • Make use of standard package.json script entrypoints:
    • dotrun runs yarn run start
    • dotrun foo runs yarn run foo
  • Detect changes in package.json and only run yarn install when needed
  • Detect changes in requirements.txt and only run pip3 install when needed
  • Run scripts using environment variables from .env and .env.local files
  • Keep python dependencies in .venv in the project folder for easy access

Usage

Before running this image locally, you should know that it is an essential part of dotrun, our python package for running Canonical websites. If you are interested in running our web projects, visit our dotrun repository.

If you prefer to access this image directly and work on it, then you can run it and access a bash environment with:

docker run -it canonicalwebteam/dotrun-image:latest /bin/bash

These are the dotrun-docker commands available inside our image:

$ dotrun          # Install dependencies and run the `start` script from package.json
$ dotrun clean    # Delete `node_modules`, `.venv`, `.dotrun.json`, and run `yarn run clean`
$ dotrun install  # Force install node and python dependencies
$ dotrun exec     # Start a shell inside the dotrun environment
$ dotrun exec {command}          # Run {command} inside the dotrun environment
$ dotrun {script-name}           # Install dependencies and run `yarn run {script-name}`
$ dotrun -s {script}             # Run {script} but skip installing dependencies
$ dotrun --env FOO=bar {script}  # Run {script} with FOO environment variable

Building/Testing

To QA any changes to this image, you probably want to build a local image with Docker:

docker build . --tag canonicalwebteam/dotrun-image:local

Releasing

Changes to the default branch will trigger a new release using GitHub Actions.

Auto-releases

This image is automatically built and released every month. This is to ensure dependencies are up to date on local development when using dotrun.