See https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/ for instructions.
After installation finished, start the docker desktop, configure it for CPU, memory, and storage that you want it to use on your machine.
Check if the docker desktop has docker-compose installed on your machine. If not, you need to install docker compose, see https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/.
Clone this repo to your local environment. Make sure you have the traveler-dev network in the docker.
docker network list
If not, run the following in your console to create the network.
docker network create -d bridge --subnet 172.18.1.0/24 traveler-dev
See https://github.com/dongliu/traveler-mongo for mongodb and mongo express.
See https://github.com/dongliu/traveler-ldap for open ldap and a php ldap admin web interface.
The traveler application can be run by running
docker-compose up
The traveler application can be accessed at http://localhost:3001
If you want to server the application or the api on https, add ssl_key and ssl_cert configurations in the app.json and api.json files. You will need valid key and cert files in the docker directory, and set the values of ssl_key and ssl_cert to the name of the files.
When you run for the first time, docker will build the image for you. If the application does not start successfully, try
docker-compose --verbose up
for detailed information. You should also check the logs of mongodb and open ldap service to see if there is an issue with those services. You can ssh into the running container with docker exec -it traveler_web_1 /bin/sh, where traveler_web_1 is the running container name.
docker container list shows all the containers running on your local.
Run
docker-compose down
to stop the appplication.
You can run with docker-compose up -d in a detached mode. Then you can run docker-compose logs -f to check the application log.
When the Dockerfile is updated, e.g., using a new node.js version, run the following command to rebuild the image.
docker-compose build --no-cache
Run docker image list to see the images on your local. docker image remove image_name to clean the image from yoru local.