WORKDIR: Docker will create a work folder, when you build a image.ĬOPY: It can copy any file or folder you want to WORKDIR, the first I copy package.json for next step. So, I will explain some point of above Dockerfile:įROM: It is your target projects' environment of execution, my project is using node environment develop, so I written node and the version is 10.15.3, if you want to choose the others version you can check here. Below is a basic context of Dockerfile:įROM node:10.15.3-alpine WORKDIR /app COPY package.json. we will write something that about how do you want to execute the project and environment of execution of the project. If you want to build a docker image, you should throw Dockerfile. Okay, the first step still is install, please refers docker's document, I think it is clearest. Just choose docker and I think this is common way now.īut in this article I wouldn't talk part of back-end projects, if you guys want to know, please comment below let me know :)
#How to run webpack devserver https install
Maybe someone thinks this is useless for front-end developer, but I think for me, developing a project in front-end is more complicated than before, and also include part of setting environment.įor example, if I want to run a project, I need to install node or I should install deno if this project using deno? I can't just run the project? and make the project work? and perhaps the project also need rely on database?Ĭan I easy to integrate and manage front-end projects with back-end projects?
#How to run webpack devserver https how to
Hello guys! I am Clark! In this article I am going to share how to package front-end projects into Docker images with webpack.
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