This is an environment for developing any Node.js application.

When you want to develop or fix a Node.js app, it may only work with a specific version of Node.js. Instead of changing the version on your computer, you can do it through this Docker container. Simply choose the Node.js version in the .env file.

1. Copy the docker/.env.example file to .env and modify it as needed, such as setting the desired Node.js version.
2. In the app folder, the content is an example. Place your project inside.
3. Use the following Docker commands:
   • docker/create_env.sh: To configure your environment and remove unnecessary files including folder .git
   • docker/version: To select a Node version, for example, 18, 20, or 22
   • docker/exec: To execute a command in the container
   • docker/log: To get real-time logs
   • docker/restart: To rebuild and restart the container
   • docker/start: To build and start the container
   • docker/stop: To stop and remove the unused container
   • docker/nodemon: Allows you to use nodemon on the container, for example with the example files docker/nodemon app.

And that's it, very simple.

• Julien Jean
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