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The Bower registry
https://registry.bower.io/packages
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Docker image #42

Closed sindresorhus closed 9 years ago

sindresorhus commented 10 years ago

When the rewrite is done it would be nice to have a Docker image so it's super easy to get set up. A lot of people use Bower inside their companies.

Relevant: https://github.com/terinjokes/docker-npmjs

benschwarz commented 10 years ago

Thats such a rad idea! It'd be great to separate couchdb and the registry code from the image… but otherwise :thumbsup:

svnlto commented 10 years ago

:thumbsup:

razic commented 10 years ago

Sorry to seem like an idiot. I'm new to Docker and just curious about what this issue actually is trying to solve?

You want people to be able to set up the bower/registry in a docker container for development purpose?

prologic commented 10 years ago

+1 we want this in-house ;)

prologic commented 10 years ago

@razic Precisely. Docker is fast becoming a convenient and easy way to do development as well as deployment of small-scale to large-scale applications and workflows :)

benschwarz commented 10 years ago

If someone wants to make the first strike on this, I'd be happy to review and get it out the door—

rayshan commented 10 years ago

This sounds awesome. I'm not familiar w/ Docker, but b/c we're on Heroku, I'm happy to investigate if we can make this new feature work. My concerns are env vars & db replication. https://blog.heroku.com/archives/2014/8/7/heroku-button

struys commented 10 years ago

At Yelp we have our bower registry running inside docker. We use Jenkins to test our docker'd registry. My biggest concern for the upstream project is CI integration. Travis does not support docker (yet), It might be a good idea to get something working under test upfront. Anyone have experience with shippable (https://www.shippable.com/) for docker?

arruda commented 10 years ago

Hi there, I was trying to setup a docker with bower for development purposes, but there are some problems concerning the ownership... the big problem is that if you are using user "A" in your machine and use this docker with a VOLUME that points to your project, and the docker-bower runs with user "root", you won't be able to edit the files as user "A" in your machine, since the files generated in the docker will only be editable as "root", and that's kind of lame =/

If anyone has an idea of how to set a bower docker for development it would be very awsome =D

sheerun commented 9 years ago

Registry setup is now easier. Only PostgreSQL installed is necessary: https://github.com/bower/registry/commit/66e074a506c18be83ae3533c9a59dd11b54ba5e4

This means Dockerfile is no longer needed :) Closing.