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Developing UI for Docker
Make sure you have Docker installed on your machine. Instructions for this are available on the Docker website. Also, you need to install nodejs, npm and grunt on your host machine. However, you do not need to install golang on your host machine. A dockerized golang compiler will be automatically downloaded to build the ui-for-docker binary.
Clone the repo and run the following commands to get DockerUI running locally:
git clone https://github.com/kevana/ui-for-docker.git
cd ui-for-docker
npm install
grunt # Build ui-for-docker binary, Run unit tests
grunt run-dev # Build and start an auto-reloading UI for Docker container
Runs jshint, builds the app, and runs tests.
Builds the golang binary and Angular app with no minification.
Build the golang binary and Angular app with minification. The output of grunt release is committed to the dist branch of this repo and is used by the Docker Hub to build the official image.
Watch files for changes and run unit tests on every change.
Build and run a Docker image with the app.
Build and run a Docker image with the app, watch source files and refresh on changes.
The actual docker commands for run and run-dev are in the Gruntfile under the shell section, this is the place to make changes, like pointing at a different Docker host or changing the port that UI for Docker is exposed on.
Bower needs to be installed.
npm install -g bower
Grunt needs to be installed as well
npm install -g grunt-cli
If grunt does not run with an error about node is not executable, you may need to make a symlink like
ln -s /usr/bin/nodejs /usr/sbin/node