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README

The README file for this repository.

Hello Docker

Simple way to test if a student's local Docker setup is working correctly.

It's a docker container you can have them quickly launch and verify their local laptops can access PyPI and NPM.

Screenshot

screen of hello-docker

Usage

The simplest way to use this is to have the user grab the docker-compose file in this repository and run docker-compose up and then browse to http://localhost/.

Or you can run it more manually with:

$ docker run -p "80:80" frankwiles/hello-docker:latest

And then browse to http://localhost/. To use a different port just change the first "80" to whichever port you want to use.

Local Development

You will need to install the Javascript dependencies with:

$ npm install

You can then start the local development server with:

$ npm run dev

Then you need to build the Tailwind CSS with:

$ npm run build:css