An easy way to run mobileapps with a few commands and keep the development environment consistent across different OSes. This is a WIP. For now, proceed with caution and use your local environment with the right node and npm versions for changes that will be committed (for example, updates to package-lock.json).
This repo docker configuration was created by a prototype command line tool that can also be used as a shortcut for the docker-compose commands above, more information here.
You'll need a locally running Docker and Docker Compose:
Linux users
We recommend installing docker-compose by downloading the binary release.
You can also use pip, your OS package manager, or even run it in a container, but downloading the binary release is the easiest method.
Ensure that $MW_DOCKER_UID and $MW_DOCKER_GID are set in your environment:
export MW_DOCKER_UID=$(id -u)
export MW_DOCKER_GID=$(id -g)
The above lines may be added to your .bashrc or other shell configuration.
You can also define them in .env in the root of the mobileapps project.
echo "MW_DOCKER_GID=$(id -g)" >> .env
echo "MW_DOCKER_UID=$(id -u)" >> .env
If you are using fish shell, make sure to set the environment variables like this:
set -gx MW_DOCKER_UID (id -u)
set -gx MW_DOCKER_GID (id -g)
Install npm dependencies if not already installed:
docker compose run mobileapps npm installdocker compose run pagelib npm installdocker-compose up -dWith the container up you can execute any command that you would normaly do:
docker-compose exec pagelib npm run buildIf you don't want to execute the dev environment but still want to run the build command, you can run the following commmand:
docker-compose run pagelib npm run buildIf you don't want to execute the dev environment but still want to run the test command, you can run the following commmand:
docker-compose run mobileapps npm run test
docker-compose run pagelib npm run test