This allows us to edit-and-restart code whilst the services are running, and prevents slow copy operations every app start. The module is shared by two of the services. Our example app will have four ‘projects’: three services and one module. This can hurt when installing binary dependencies. However, if we run our apps through Docker, that will result in not only a potentially different version of Node being used on your system compared to inside the app’s Docker container, but also a different platform, i.e. These are both great tools to manage different versions of Node and NPM between a system and different projects. …all whilst being confident that our environments are the same, and the commands that work for one person will work for everyone. Run NPM commands against a service (or even a dependency).
#Dockerfile nvm install node in separate script for mac#
I used the Docker for Mac app (which was beta at the time). This worked well enough that I continued to use all Node and NPM commands through Docker for development. I’d seen this work for simple apps, but I wanted it to work not only for multiple-app services, but for ones that have locally-developed and npm linked modules too. I wanted to experiment with using Docker for all Node and NPM commands, not just running Node apps.
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