What is this

A typical containerized development environment for Angular CLI.

How to use this image

Start an instance

$ docker run -d -t apptower/angularcli

Publish ports if you need to test your application outside of the docker host.

$ docker run -d -t apptower/angularcli -p 8080:4200

Connect into container

This image has an administrator user, node, with defaut password, node. You can login into it via SSH.

$ ssh node@[Container's IP]

Test your web application after ng build

To test an angular application, you must publish a port when starting the container instance. Let's assume that you had passed the parameter, -p 8080:4200, while creating this container instance.

$ ng serve --host 0.0.0.0 --port 4200

Now you can open the browser and view it on http://[Docker Host's IP]:8088.

Environment Variables

When you start the apptower/angularcli image, you can adjust the configuration of the instance by passing one or more environment variables.

ADMIN_PASSWORD

This variable is optional and allows you to specify the password of administrator.

$ docker run -d -t -e ADMIN_PASSWORD=1234 apptower/angularcli

Image Variants

apptower/angularcli or apptower/angularcli:latest

The latest version of Angular CLI.

apptower/angularcli:<Major Releases>

This is the latest version on a specific major number release.

apptower/angularcli:<Major Releases>.<Minor Releases>.<Patch releases>

This image point to a specific version of Angular CLI.

Source

• https://github.com/AppTower/AngularCLI

Reference

• Angular Versioning and Releases
• Angular Version Table