docker-dev-cloud9

A Docker developering container with preinstalled Cloud9 IDE and Docker aliases, and out-of-the-box: Meteor/mrt, Nodejs & Ruby/Rails all preinstalled. Setup uses an Ubuntu 14.04 (Trusty) base image and also installs Docker so you can relax and install docker containers from within Cloud9, fill them with your apps and push them to ypur other production server later.

Fyi, the cloud9 container runs on port 3131, extra exposed ports are 3000,4000 and 5000, free for anything to run. You can add any extra ports by trailing the dcset command described beneath with -p : (if needed multiple times; eg -p x:x -p y:y ).

Many thanks to Ajax.org for making this great JS IDE, Cloud9 is great.

(PS> for quick addins for the Docker file trail the install command with what you want to add)

Pre-requisites:

• Docker - see docker
• wget/curl
• a linux-box/vm/cygwin
• a mongodb database (for meteor), f.e. mongohq.com

Installation script:

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rvmn/docker-dev-cloud9/master/install.sh && chmod +x install.sh && ./install.sh 

OR

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rvmn/docker-dev-cloud9/master/install.sh && chmod +x install.sh && ./install.sh 

In order for meteor to work copy paste the mongo-url to your database after the previous command.

After installation

Set the server creds using a newly created dcset alias, giving at least a username and pw: dcset <user> <pass>. You can also use env variable to set fe mongoDB like dcset <user> <pass> -e MONGO_URL=<mongo-url>. Run the server with dcrun and if needed close using dst (closes last run docker), . Use dhelp to see all docker aliases. Open C9 IDE by going to your server-ip:3131, and refresh the page after first time loading it. Enjoy and create nice stuff!

Read QuickStart.md for more info, update meteor using meteor update

Postinstall script are not needed anymore, meteor and rails are now installed during build!

Start a new meteor app:

meteor create appname

a meteor boilerplate app (jade,stylus,coffeescript,msx ):

/metbp.sh meteor-apps/appname

A new rails app:

rails new appname

A new node app:

npm install express -g							     
express new appname				     				

or read the QuickStart.md for more info
P.S In case of a partial install just download the install script again, docker will continue where it left.

Credits:

Ajax.org and Docker for their awesome work!

Nitrous-io/jpetazzi - dind

gai00 - docker-cloud9

Cloud9 - c9

Docker - docker

Dean-Shi - meteor-bp

And a lot of enthusiast developers sharing their

License

MIT