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Last updated 6 years ago

We use to develop and test our application. Because it is really easy!

Prerequisites

Before going any further make sure that you have docker installed on your machine. It comes for .

Minimal versions:

  • docker: 18.02

  • docker-compose: 1.20

Developing

To start your development environment just run:

docker-compose up

That's it. You will see that your development server is up and running.

Testing

To test your application run:

docker-compose run --rm vue npm run test

Production

However, we do not 100% recommend to use docker for production in this case. Because you need to answer some questions before doing it:

  1. Are some raw static files just fine for me? If so, just use npm run generate

  2. Do I really need all the complexity that comes with docker? If not, use npm run start

  3. Can I deploy my application to some 3rd-party services? Like: now.sh, gh-pages, heroku or so on. If so, do not hesitate to do it

  4. Do I really need to scale my server-side rendering? If not, use npm run start

All in all: if you have some complex private frontend with server-side rendering and complex infrastructure, then you might need docker.

We use to build production ready docker images.

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