This how-to explains how to ship a dart cli app in a docker container.
It includes a link to a sample app pci_file_monitor which is a file integrity monitor.
https://dcli.noojee.dev/dcli-tools-1/docker/ship-a-dcli-app-in-docker
It's a short read and a handy reference.
Feedback on improving the how-to would be appreciated.
There's a million of these types of things online but all with various sizes. Some seem too small, too big, etc. What do you guys use to store all your extra flights/stems/accessories/etc?
I'm looking at something like this.
New Dart package: docker_commander
I have just published the 1st working version of a Docker manger/handler for Dart. You can even run containers in a remote machine.
In the future I will integrate with a unit test framework.
Have fun!
As part of the work on the dshell package I've created an installer that installs dart and dshell from a single executable.
Even if you don't need dshell, the installer is probably the easiest way to get dart into a container.
The installer now makes it trivial to install dart into a container including getting all of the paths set up.
Under the hood the installer will use apt (if available) but if its not it will do a download from the dart archives.
The result is that adding dart to a docker container is now a no brainer.
Full documentation is here:
https://github.com/bsutton/dshell/wiki/Docker
Once installed you can either use dart2native compiler or use dshell's own compiler:
dshell compile --install <scriptname>.
The --install option adds your script to the path.
The summary is:
RUN apt-get install --no-install-recommends -y wget ca-certificates gnupg2
RUN wget https://github.com/bsutton/dshell/raw/master/bin/linux/dshell_install
RUN chmod +x dshell_install RUN ./dshell_install
ENV PATH="${PATH}:/usr/lib/dart/bin:/root/.pub-cache/bin"
# now lets compile a script.
RUN mkdir -p /build/bin
RUN mkdir -p /build/lib
COPY pubspec.yaml /build
COPY bin /build/bin/
COPY lib /build/lib/
dshell compile --install bin/<your script>
dshell is a library and tooling for creating cli applications using dart.
I'm the author of dshell and I'm looking to use docker to run the dshell unit tests.
https://pub.dev/packages/dshell
I was hoping that someone might already have a docker container doing something similar that they would be willing to share.
I need the container to have dart installed and be able to pull the latest dshell version from GitHub.
It would be good if it ran something similar to Ubuntu.
A windows and Mac OS version would be nice (is that even possible with docker).
FROM google/dart
EXPOSE 80
ENV PORT=80
WORKDIR /app
ADD pubspec.* /app/
RUN pub get
ADD . /app
RUN pub get --offline
CMD []
ENTRYPOINT ["/usr/bin/dart", "bin/server.dart"]
I keep getting errors that the line EXPOSE 80 and ADD pubspec.* /app/ and ADD . /app are not allowed. These are needed to deploy dart apps and is the method recommended by Google. Can you please provide a working alternative.
https://hub.docker.com/r/google/dart/
As a note, this container actually deploys to openNode but it requires an exposed port of 8080 so I cannot use it since we cannot map 8080 to 80 with opeNode
Hey, I know to bring my own containers for leftovers when I eat at restaurants or go out to lunch, but I was caught unprepared and the restaurant gave me food in a sugarcane takeout container. Looks like it's only compostable in a "commercial facility" though. If something is BPI approved, can I still compost at home??
I bought a new set of darts. I'm a beginner and it's the first set of darts I bought, and I've never seen such warning on a package. I didn't realize about it before I bought the set.
My main concern is that it says it contains lead that causes cancer. I'm kind of worried, and I don't know if I should get rid of them or what can I do to prevent cancer?
I never expected some darts could cause cancer, so I hope someone more experienced with darts could help me figure out what should I do.
Here's a picture of the darts:
https://preview.redd.it/7q89mq132k481.jpg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9a6430b36f0fa578398fad6e10ed90e3d86e9af7
And here's a picture of the warning:
https://preview.redd.it/620rpo5x1k481.jpg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5ee0f7684380dbd33f7d051a48323d9ab0ed8b70
Thanks in advance.
