Setup

Create the following function in your ~/.bashrc and then either:

• logout and login
• source ~/.bashrc (I don't prefer this as sometimes it works sometimes it does not)

function dev() {
    local docker_cmd="sudo docker run -it --rm -v $PWD:/work -w /work"

    # Check for incorrect usage (more than one argument or invalid format)
    if [ "$#" -gt 1 ] || ( [ "$#" -eq 1 ] && ! [[ $1 =~ ^.+/+.+$ ]] ); then
        echo "Usage: dev [<project-name>/<stage>]"
        return 1
    fi

    # Append PORTUNUS_TOKEN if it's set and exactly one correctly formatted argument is provided
    if [ -n "$PORTUNUS_TOKEN" ] && [ "$#" -eq 1 ]; then
        docker_cmd+=" -e PORTUNUS_TOKEN=${PORTUNUS_TOKEN}/$1"
    fi

    docker_cmd+=" --entrypoint /script.sh ashishjullia19/docker-dev-env"
    eval $docker_cmd
}

With portunus integration:

For PORTUNUS_TOKEN make sure to grab this from portunus ui portunus.ashishjullia.com and you'll get the token in format:

• PORTUNUS_TOKEN=<TOKEN>/<PORTUNUS_TEAM>/<PORTUNUS_PROJECT>/<PORTUNUS_STAGE>. Then <PORTUNUS_TEAM> will not be same as you'll see in ui, it will be a random value.
• by default, you can set the token on your host system under PORTUNUS_TOKEN until <TOKEN>/<PORTUNUS_TEAM>.

Notes:

• If you run it with just dev on terminal then nothing from script.sh will be installed/configured
• the utilities specified in the script.sh will only work if portunus integration is used and correct key names are used on portunus side that matches to env variables specified in script.sh
• to run with portunus integration dev <portunus-project>/<portunus-stage>
• if more you specify something like dev <portunus-project>/<portunus-stage> argument2 -> it will throw error

Action

Run the following command in whichever directory you want the docker development environment.

dev