Dockerized makeEspArduino

This project allows you to run makeEspArduino from docker container. The docker image contains makeEspArduino and esp8266/Arduino repositories.

Usage

Building and running docker container

Run from host, replace <PROJECT_DIR> with absolute path to directory containing your source code:

docker run -it --rm \
    --device /dev/ttyUSB0:/dev/ttyUSB0 \
    -v <PROJECT_DIR>:/src \
    ghcr.io/fedorchervyakov/esp8266-arduino-docker:master

Or to flash a demo sketch and exit:

docker run --rm \
    --device /dev/ttyUSB0:/dev/ttyUSB0 \
    ghcr.io/fedorchervyakov/esp8266-arduino-docker:master \
    /bin/bash -c 'make -f ${MAKE_ESP_ARDUINO_BASE_DIR}/makeEspArduino.mk ESP_ROOT=${ARDUINO_ESP8266_BASE_DIR} DEMO=1 flash'

Using makeEspArduino inside the container

Using Makefile

The recommended way to use this image is to provide a Makefile inside your project directory containing these two lines at the bottom:

ESP_ROOT = $(ARDUINO_ESP8266_BASE_DIR)
include $(MAKE_ESP_ARDUINO_BASE_DIR)/makeEspArduino.mk

Then you can simply run make from inside the container. For example to flash demo sketch:

make DEMO=1 flash

Using make's command line variables

For makeEspArduino to work, you have to pass paths to Makefile and esp8266/Arduino via command line arguments. Environmental variables MAKE_ESP_ARDUINO_BASE_DIR and ARDUINO_ESP8266_BASE_DIR defined inside the container contain respective paths. For example to flash demo sketch run this command inside the container: