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Expand Up @@ -24,24 +24,25 @@ This image is published to Docker Hub and can be pulled via the command
docker pull ppiper/node-browsers
```

The default tag `latest` contains node 20
The default tag `latest` contains Node 24.

For node-16 or node-18 use the tag `16-bookworm` or `18-bookworm`:
For specific Node versions, use the following tags:

```
docker pull ppiper/node-browsers:16-bookworm
docker pull ppiper/node-browsers:18-bookworm
docker pull ppiper/node-browsers:20-bookworm
docker pull ppiper/node-browsers:22-bookworm
docker pull ppiper/node-browsers:24-bookworm
```

## Build

To build this image locally, open a terminal in the directory of the Dockerfile and run

```
docker build --build-arg=BASE_IMAGE_TAG=20-bookworm -t ppiper/node-browsers .
docker build --build-arg=BASE_IMAGE_TAG=24-bookworm -t ppiper/node-browsers .
```

Where the `BASE_IMAGE_TAG=20-bookworm` build argument can be replaced with `BASE_IMAGE_TAG=16-bookworm` or `BASE_IMAGE_TAG=18-bookworm`.
Where the `BASE_IMAGE_TAG` can be set to `20-bookworm`, `22-bookworm`, or `24-bookworm`.
The given tag **must** exist in the [node](https://hub.docker.com/_/node) base image **and** use Debian GNU/Linux.

## Usage
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