The Dockerfile will install the Nifi-toolkit and either a released or local tar for flowlib. The build.sh scripts allows for you to either build the image with a tagged release version for production use or to build a local version for development purposes.
To test this:
Run ./build.sh which will build the local flowlib and the container
docker run -d --rm b23.io/flowlib-basedocker exec -it flowlib flowlib --list-flows --registry-endpoint http://<ip of nifi registry container>:18080
Note, this project only has the new --list-flows option. This is to get the image going to FlowLib so that all future changes can be tagged, released, and used as features are implemented/updated.
The Dockerfile will install the Nifi-toolkit and either a released or local tar for flowlib. The
build.shscripts allows for you to either build the image with a tagged release version for production use or to build a local version for development purposes.To test this:
Run
./build.shwhich will build the local flowlib and the containerdocker run -d --rm b23.io/flowlib-basedocker exec -it flowlib flowlib --list-flows --registry-endpoint http://<ip of nifi registry container>:18080Note, this project only has the new
--list-flowsoption. This is to get the image going to FlowLib so that all future changes can be tagged, released, and used as features are implemented/updated.