This project is aimed at people who don't want to waste time installing the haskell development environment locally but to delegate everything to docker.
I am going to use the haskell image, version 8.6.3 in this repository.
To simply play with GHCI, run the following:
ghci.bat- windows (I used.batand not.shextension to avoid problems with the-itflag ofdocker run). Powershell recommended.ghci.sh- *nix.
GHCI container with a shared volume:
C:\Users\piotr_justyna\Documents\github\haskell-anywhere\ghci\ghci.bat C:\Users\piotr_justyna\Documents\github\programming-in-haskell
GHCI container with no shared volume:
C:\Users\piotr_justyna\Documents\github\haskell-anywhere\ghci\ghci.bat
To compile bigger projects, use stack scripts:
stack.sh- platform-independent
This time there is no difference between the two as there is no interactive mode required. One script will do. What happens here is we're building an image containing a fully functional installation of stack. Your code gets copied into the image and built during the image build process. While it works very quite neatly, it is very slow. Good for PoC's, but not for much else.
To use, simply drop:
- docker.sh
- Dockerfile
into your project directory and adapt the dockerfile as needed - the only required change is the executable name, everything else is optional.
In your project directory:
./docker.sh