Containerized, portable development environment.
The concept of this project is to create a development environment that utilizes Docker and Code-Server to create a fully functional, browser-based, portable development environment.
Clone the repo:
git clone git@github.com:Fluidbyte/amet.git
Run the script, supplying desired username and password for your development environment.
./amet.sh -u <username> -p <password> [-s <shell>]Note: the <shell> can be bash or zsh (default: bash)
After this script completes the editor will be running at https://<HOST|IP>:3000. It will prompt
you for the password you entered when running the script.
If you would like to access the environment over SSH:
ssh -p 3022 localhostJust enter the password you specified above.
The idea with this project is that your entire development environment is built as a container. Given this,
the best way to customize your environment is to customize the ./Dockerfile to meet your needs.
The Docker container builds a docker client and service which can be used without conflicting with the host docker instance.
When the container is started it will mount a volume to a /sync directory in the container and continually sync
the /home/<username> directory. This directory will appear in the working directory where the ./amet.sh ... startup command was run.
Additionally, the following directories will be created (on first run) or synced internally (any subsequent runs):
~/code-server: maintains all data, config, extensions, etc for Code-Server~/workspace: working environment that Code-Server opens initially
When you're ready to stop developing, you can shut down and restart the container without losing data, regardless
of whether or not you're persisting volumes. Simply docker stop amet-USERNAME (fill in your username!) when you're
done, and docker start amet-USERNAME when you're ready to start again. All your changes from the last run will
be waiting for you.