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docker: use stages for nodejs and golang parts With this commit we split the build process into three stages: we start with the JavaScript to static asset build process that requires NodeJS then copy the result into the second stage that requires golang. Finally, we just extract the final binaries in the third stage to keep the shipped image as small as possible.
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# Start with a NodeJS base image that also contains yarn.
docker: pin all docker images with their hash
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FROM node:22.8.0-alpine@sha256:bec0ea49c2333c429b62e74e91f8ba1201b060110745c3a12ff957cd51b363c6 as nodejsbuilder
docker: add initial Dockerfile
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Dockerfile: add production docker image We add a new standalone Dockerfile that checks out the code from GitHub and goes through all necessary build steps from scratch. The git commit or tag that should be checked out before building can be specified as a build argument. To still allow more rapid development, the old Dockerfile that builds from the local source is renamed to dev.Dockerfile to make the distinction clear.
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# Pass a tag, branch or a commit using build-arg. This allows a docker image to
# be built from a specified Git state. The default image will use the Git tip of
# master by default.
ARG checkout="master"
multi: create second image with path prefix We want to allow users to use LiT under a custom path to make it easier to integrate LiT in bundled software such as BTCPayServer. Because the custom path prefix must be known at build time, we create an additional docker image that uses the static /lit path as the prefix.
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# The public URL the static files should be served under. This must be empty to
# work for the root path (/).
ARG public_url=""
docker: fix yarn installation for ARM builds This commit fixes multiple problems that seem to only appear when building the docker images for ARM.
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# There seem to be multiple problems when using yarn for a build inside of a
# docker image:
# 1. For building and installing node-gyp, python is required. This seems to
# be missing from the NodeJS base image for ARM builds (or is just required
# when building for ARM?).
# 2. Because of a problem in the docker internal network on ARM, some TCP
# packages are being dropped and the yarn installation times out. This can
# be mitigated by switching to HTTP and increasing the network timeout.
# See https://github.com/yarnpkg/yarn/issues/5259 for more info.
docker: use stages for nodejs and golang parts With this commit we split the build process into three stages: we start with the JavaScript to static asset build process that requires NodeJS then copy the result into the second stage that requires golang. Finally, we just extract the final binaries in the third stage to keep the shipped image as small as possible.
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RUN apk add --no-cache --update alpine-sdk \
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git \
docker: use stages for nodejs and golang parts With this commit we split the build process into three stages: we start with the JavaScript to static asset build process that requires NodeJS then copy the result into the second stage that requires golang. Finally, we just extract the final binaries in the third stage to keep the shipped image as small as possible.
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&& git clone https://github.com/lightninglabs/lightning-terminal /go/src/github.com/lightninglabs/lightning-terminal \
&& cd /go/src/github.com/lightninglabs/lightning-terminal \
&& git checkout $checkout \
&& cd app \
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&& npm config set registry "http://registry.npmjs.org" \
&& yarn config set registry "http://registry.npmjs.org" \
&& yarn install --frozen-lockfile --network-timeout 1000000 \
multi: create second image with path prefix We want to allow users to use LiT under a custom path to make it easier to integrate LiT in bundled software such as BTCPayServer. Because the custom path prefix must be known at build time, we create an additional docker image that uses the static /lit path as the prefix.
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&& PUBLIC_URL=$public_url yarn build
docker: use stages for nodejs and golang parts With this commit we split the build process into three stages: we start with the JavaScript to static asset build process that requires NodeJS then copy the result into the second stage that requires golang. Finally, we just extract the final binaries in the third stage to keep the shipped image as small as possible.
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# The first stage is already done and all static assets should now be generated
# in the app/build sub directory.
build: bump go to v1.24.11
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FROM golang:1.24.11-alpine3.22@sha256:fb828ef85a4c4140fae45f145a84ca9c0a83fd0baa437a301b35b551e91ceed5 as golangbuilder
docker: use stages for nodejs and golang parts With this commit we split the build process into three stages: we start with the JavaScript to static asset build process that requires NodeJS then copy the result into the second stage that requires golang. Finally, we just extract the final binaries in the third stage to keep the shipped image as small as possible.
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# Instead of checking out from git again, we just copy the whole working
# directory of the previous stage that includes the generated static assets.
COPY --from=nodejsbuilder /go/src/github.com/lightninglabs/lightning-terminal /go/src/github.com/lightninglabs/lightning-terminal
# Force Go to use the cgo based DNS resolver. This is required to ensure DNS
# queries required to connect to linked containers succeed.
ENV GODEBUG netdns=cgo
multi: rename golang and make files to lightning-terminal
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# Install dependencies and install/build lightning-terminal.
docker: add initial Dockerfile
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RUN apk add --no-cache --update alpine-sdk \
build: update NodeJS to v16 in CI builds
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make \
docker: use stages for nodejs and golang parts With this commit we split the build process into three stages: we start with the JavaScript to static asset build process that requires NodeJS then copy the result into the second stage that requires golang. Finally, we just extract the final binaries in the third stage to keep the shipped image as small as possible.
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&& cd /go/src/github.com/lightninglabs/lightning-terminal \
multi: create second image with path prefix We want to allow users to use LiT under a custom path to make it easier to integrate LiT in bundled software such as BTCPayServer. Because the custom path prefix must be known at build time, we create an additional docker image that uses the static /lit path as the prefix.
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&& make go-install PUBLIC_URL=$public_url \
docker: use stages for nodejs and golang parts With this commit we split the build process into three stages: we start with the JavaScript to static asset build process that requires NodeJS then copy the result into the second stage that requires golang. Finally, we just extract the final binaries in the third stage to keep the shipped image as small as possible.
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&& make go-install-cli
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# Start a new, final image to reduce size.
build: bump go version to 1.23.12
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FROM alpine:3.22.1@sha256:4bcff63911fcb4448bd4fdacec207030997caf25e9bea4045fa6c8c44de311d1 as final
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# Define a root volume for data persistence.
VOLUME /root/.lnd
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# Expose lightning-terminal and lnd ports (server, rpc).
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EXPOSE 8443 10009 9735
# Copy the binaries and entrypoint from the builder image.
docker: use stages for nodejs and golang parts With this commit we split the build process into three stages: we start with the JavaScript to static asset build process that requires NodeJS then copy the result into the second stage that requires golang. Finally, we just extract the final binaries in the third stage to keep the shipped image as small as possible.
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COPY --from=golangbuilder /go/bin/litd /bin/
cmd/litcli: add litcli for session functions
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COPY --from=golangbuilder /go/bin/litcli /bin/
docker: use stages for nodejs and golang parts With this commit we split the build process into three stages: we start with the JavaScript to static asset build process that requires NodeJS then copy the result into the second stage that requires golang. Finally, we just extract the final binaries in the third stage to keep the shipped image as small as possible.
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COPY --from=golangbuilder /go/bin/lncli /bin/
COPY --from=golangbuilder /go/bin/frcli /bin/
COPY --from=golangbuilder /go/bin/loop /bin/
COPY --from=golangbuilder /go/bin/pool /bin/
release+make: also build tapcli
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COPY --from=golangbuilder /go/bin/tapcli /bin/
docker: add initial Dockerfile
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# Add bash.
RUN apk add --no-cache \
build: update NodeJS to v16 in CI builds
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bash \
jq \
ca-certificates
docker: add initial Dockerfile
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multi: rename golang and make files to lightning-terminal
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# Specify the start command and entrypoint as the lightning-terminal daemon.
docker: rename lightning-terminal to litd in Dockerfile
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ENTRYPOINT ["litd"]
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