Docker images for building Scala/SBT projects, with optional ScalaJS support.
Built on top of Alpine Linux with a few tricks to keep things small, and contains a built-in workaround for the docker layer-caching bug in SBT. See the Dockerfile for details.
- Install Docker
- Pull automated build from public Docker Hub Registry:
docker pull openlaw/scala-builder
Note: only a single version of Scala/SBT is preinstalled on each image (see the
SCALA_VERSION and SBT_VERSION args), it is intended that projects will use a
standardized version. When using this as a base image in a project, be sure to
include the version tag and upgrade in lockstep with your scala/sbt versions in
the project.
This is the defacto image. If you are unsure about what your needs are, you probably want to use this one. It is designed to be used both as a throw away container as well as the base to build other images off of.
Extends the base image with a LTS version of Node.js which is a build environment dependency for ScalaJS projects.
Note that while this image contains Node.js, it is provided strictly as a dependency of ScalaJS, and should never be used as a base image for node projects. (For actual node projects, use an official node image as the builder for much better results).
$ docker run -it --rm openlaw/scala-builder
By default the WORKDIR is set to /src, so if you want to mount local code you
can do something like:
docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/src openlaw/scala-builder sbt compile
The CI system will automatically build and release anything with a Semantic Version tag to Docker Hub. Please use GitHub Releases to mark the release.
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