Dockerfiles for creating linux nodejs environment(including npm) using NVM. Use these dockerfiles, you can create base docker images for node applications.
image-{osname}-node.dockerfile
{osname}: which linux distribution the dockerfile uses.
The dockerfiles use some ARGs and you can change these ARGs' value during building time using the command like this: docker build --build-arg arg1=value1 arg2=value2 ...
| ARG Name | Default Value | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| OS_TAG | latest | Available OS docker-image tags from store.docker.com |
| NODE_VERSION | v11.1.0 | Available nodejs versions from nvm ls-remote (run the command on your PC with nvm installed) |
Warnings: Be Careful to use the ARG values! It's on YOU to check the correction of the ARG values or you will fail to build docker-images.
Use image-debian-node.dockerfile in following examples.
docker build -t {yourid/imagename:tag} -f image-debian-node .Or
docker build --build-arg OS_TAG=jessie -t {yourid/imagename:tag} -f image-debian-node .Or
docker build --build-arg NODE_VERSION=v10.13.0 -t {yourid/imagename:tag} -f image-debian-node .- Run the container
docker run -it --rm {your-docker-image}- Run the command(in the running container shell)
node -v