Supported tags and respective Dockerfile links

• 2.8.1 (2.8.1/Dockerfile)
  • Note: No entrypoint is defined for this image, the command pebble needs to be passed in addition to other arguments.
• 3.0 (3.0/Dockerfile)
• 3.2 (3.2/Dockerfile)
• 3.4 (3.4/Dockerfile)
• 3.6 (3.6/Dockerfile)
• 3.6.2 (3.6.2/Dockerfile)
• 3.7 (3.7/Dockerfile)
• 3.9.2 (3.9.2/Dockerfile)

What is Pebble?

Pebble Smartwatch is a customizable watch that conveniently and subtly delivers the information that you want directly to your wrist. Pebble connects to your iOS or Android smartphone via Bluetooth and has a rechargeable battery that lasts up to 7 days per charge.

• https://getpebble.com
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pebble_watch

What's in this image?

The Pebble Development SDK installed and ready to use.

https://developer.pebble.com/sdk/

How to use this image

docker pull andredumas/pebble-dev

Standard usage, assuming you are running from the root of your project, is to use it to execute pebble commands:

docker run --rm -it -v $PWD:/pebble andredumas/pebble-dev <pebble command arguments>

Or drop the pebble shell script in the root of your project or PATH.

For development I was using the Makefile below configured with Eclipse Luna C/C++.

all:
	./pebble build

install:        all
	./pebble install --pebble_id `cat $(HOME)/.pebble-btid`
	./pebble logs

clean:
	./pebble clean

The following run profiles were also used:

./pebble install --phone 192.168.1.20

And:

./pebble logs --phone 192.168.1.20

Notes

When running as pebble executable with a mounted volume, any files created by the container will be on the host owned as root.

Building

docker build -t andredumas/pebble-dev:$VERSION .

Verify

Verifies that the image is working correctly by creating and building a new Pebble test project:

# Second argument is the image name
./verify-image.sh andredumas/pebble-dev:$VERSION

License

By using this image you accept the Pebble Terms of Use and the Pebble Developer License.