Development

Start the MSSQL database container

$ docker-compose up -d mssql

Create the local schema with

$ docker run --network=pokemon_net -it mcr.microsoft.com/mssql-tools /opt/mssql-tools/bin/sqlcmd -S pokemon-mssql -U sa -P 'P0k3m0nch4ll3ng3' -Q 'CREATE SCHEMA POKEMON'

To start developing you can simply run docker-compose command pointing to app service. This will start webpack server with hot-reload enabled. The app will be exposed by default as APP_PORT=3000. You should be able to access it at http://localhost:3000 or even with http://pokemons (using docker net layer)

$ docker-compose up app

Sequelize CLI (sequelize-cli)

The double dashes -- is a must pass sqlz options through npm run

# example
$ docker-compose exec app npm run sqlz -- <sequelize options>

# you should see help info below
$ docker-compose exec app npm run sqlz -- --help

# execute sqlz db:create
$ docker-compose exec app npm run sqlz -- db:create 

Production

For production environment you can build docker image and then run it

# build container
$ docker build -t pokemon -f Dockerfile .
# run container
$ docker run -p 3000:3000 pokemon