Using Docker to create a build environment #5576
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Posted at 2016-09-22 by Wilberforce There is already this one: https://github.com/espruino/Espruino/blob/master/Dockerfile-esp8266 It just needs the sdk updated as far as I'm aware... |
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Posted at 2016-09-21 by Kolban
I am fast becoming a fan of "docker" but am still an infant in its details. That said, I used Espruino for ESP8266 as a test to see if we could build a docker image that would provide an environment for building the latest Espruino for ESP8266.
Assuming you have installed a docker engine locally, run:
You will end up in a shell prompt inside the container. From there, change into
Espruino
and runmake
.If you want to build your own docker image, here is the
Dockerfile
I used to build this image:If you play with this and like it, then we'll see if we can't get a
Dockerfile
for ESP8266 added into the github repository for Espruino. I see that there are a couple there already so we will want to examine, merge or simply use.I fully expect that most of y'all are way ahead on your docker journey than myself, so apologies if this is no news/value.
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