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Developing with Docker

A quick way to get netrunner up and running locally is using the docker-compose.yml and Dockerfile in this repo. You'll need docker and docker-compose. Once you've got those, just run

./compose.sh -b

This should start spinning up your own instance of netrunner! Easy.

Note that the first run will probably need to download a bunch of docker images, which may take quite a while. Subsequent runs should be quite a lot quicker.

The -b flag builds the netrunner-node docker image and should only be needed on the first run.

When you're done, run docker-compose stop to stop the running containers or docker-compose down to stop and destroy containers.

Issues

While it does the job, this set-up isn't perfect. A lot of the issues are to do with the order that services start in mattering. Here are some specific issues:

  • If the fetch-cards job runs before mongo is fully started up, cards won't be correctly imported into the database. Hence the kludgey sleep 30 in compose.sh.
  • The lein* services download there dependencies every time they're run.
  • For reasons I don't understand, docker up lein-netrunner lein-cljs stylus-css coffee-server causes the lein* services to throw an exception, but splitting the non-lein services into a separate up command doesn't.