Hello,
Let me share a small script that i'm using on my local machine to develop.
Before we start, let me share a bit more my profile: I wrote my first line of code 15 years ago and I'm not so much into following trends... Then I develop using vim, tmux and ... bash (yes still π€ͺ)
As you know nowadays there is new tools, new version, new framework, new system... Installing all of this into your machine has a cost.
A new way of working by isolating projects
This is why a few years ago, I made a shift to work only within Docker container... And I LOVE IT! π
I made a small script to automate the flow...
As a NodeJs developer i was tired of:
- Installing global module into my computer.
- Using nvm to change node version.
- Having conflict between projects.
- Tracking all the weird files that are installed in my HOME folder
- keep trying to save space...
Now all of those problems are gone since I don't have node installed on my computer anymore, the only way I use node is through an isolated container by using this script:
#!/bin/bash
# File located in: ~/.dotfile/scripts/docker-run.sh
port=""
while getopts "p:" arg; do
case $arg in
p)
for I in "$OPTARG"
do
port="-p $I $port"
done
;;
esac
done
name=${PWD##*/}
docker run --name ${name} -v $(pwd):$(pwd) --workdir $(pwd) ${port} -it node:14 bash
and adding this into my ~/.bash_alias
:
drun="sh ~/.dotfile/scripts/docker-run.sh"
Then when i run the alias command in a project folder:
drun -p 8080:8080
It will:
- Create a fresh container with the name of the current folder
- Map the 8080 port of my local machine into the 8080 port of the container.
- Mount the current folder into the container.
- Enter in the container.
From there, I can still edit the file from my local machine, but run any node command from the container
Example:
Conclusion
If you are still reading until here, I think you understand the potential of this. It can be use for any use case.
I also use this tips a lot, to try different programing language without installing them.
Let's break the dependency with our machine as much as possible π.
I forgot: Take a look at RestQA
See Ya!
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