I love TypeScript, and I love Docker. Putting these two together, however, can be a giant pain in the ass.
Today I am going to walk you through ...
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In order to make the production container, I had to add
--buildto the docker up command, so theup-prodMakefile entry became:docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.prod.yml up --build -dGreat article! We would need to restart the container on installing a new module right?
Thanks Ryan! Yes you would. Most of it gets cached so rebuilding after installing another package should be much faster than the initial build.
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Great article, thanks
Thank you! I was wasting so much time flipping between developing with npm scripts and then testing with docker...hot reloading for the win!
This was very well done. Thanks!
Thank you
Saved me from a massive headache. Thanks a lot!
Doesn't this make a production image containing all the devDependencies? That's not what we want
Excellent article!!
So you put all of the dev dependencies, TS sources to the docker image? Aren't you supposed to specifically not do that?
Nice work Darian, I've been struggle with this setup for so long.
Will use this as template from now on!
Well you just saved me hours of work, Thank you