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Docker Images

Files

  • app: Contains the Dockerfile for the CLI application

  • bin: This directory contains convenience scripts

    • bin/build-all: Builds the application image and all development images

    • bin/run: Forwards the given arguments to a container running the specified development container, e.g. run 8.0 composer test runs the unit tests inside a development container with PHP 8.0

    • bin/test-all: Runs unit tests in all supported development containers. Reports and reusable files for later runs are written to /builds/$version-dev-php-$php_version. As a consequence, bandwidth and time is saved. Since every application and PHP version has a dedicated directory, reports are not overwritten by runs with different versions

  • dev-php-*: These directories contain Dockerfile files that build development environments for all supported PHP version.

Docker Example

If one does not want to use the previously mentioned convenience scripts, this is (almost) the second simplest solution to build and execute a development image.

cd ..

docker build \
    -f docker/dev-php-8.0/Dockerfile \
    -t rayne/ecoji:dev-php-8.0 \
    .

docker run --rm -ti \
    --user "$UID:$UID" \
    --workdir /app \
    -v "$(pwd):/app:rw" \
    rayne/ecoji:dev-php-8.0 composer update

docker run --rm -ti \
    --user "$UID:$UID" \
    --workdir /app \
    -v "$(pwd):/app:rw" \
    rayne/ecoji:dev-php-8.0 composer test

The same can be accomplished by building all development images first and then executing the same composer commands.

./bin/build-all
./bin/run 8.0 composer update
./bin/run 8.0 composer test