Angular CLI is a command line interface for Angular which makes easy to manage an Angular project.
See https://cli.angular.io/ for more information.
- angular-cli: latest
- node: 6.10.0
- npm: 3.1.10
I recommend you to add this line at the end of ~/.bashrc. This way, when ng command it's called, a new container will be created, it will execute the command specified and then it will be destroyed.
function ng() {
docker run --rm -it -v "${PWD}":/home/app -p 4200:4200 -p 49153:49153 -u `id -u`:`id -g` kstromeiraos/angular-cli "ng $* && true"
}This line creates a container which access to your current directory (make sure that you're in the root directory of your project when you call ng command), expose port 4200 (webpack port) and 49153 (live reload port). Files created inside the container are created using your current user, so you won't have permission issues after use the container. Finally, ng $* && true make the container respond to signals.
Be aware that you have to reload your shell to apply changes. This can be done executing command exec \bin\bash.
After you added above line to ~/.bashrc you can just type ng commands as if Angular CLI were installed in your computer. Some examples are:
ng new PROJECT_NAME
ng serve --host 0.0.0.0
ng g component my-new-component # Generates a new component
ng g directive my-new-directive # Generates a new directive
ng g pipe my-new-pipe # Generates a new pipe
ng g service my-new-service # Generates a new service