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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.
build: update NodeJS to v16 in CI builds
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FROM node:16.14.2-alpine as nodejsbuilder
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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# Copy in the local repository to build from.
COPY . /go/src/github.com/lightninglabs/lightning-terminal
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 cd /go/src/github.com/lightninglabs/lightning-terminal/app \
&& yarn install \
&& yarn build
# The first stage is already done and all static assets should now be generated
# in the app/build sub directory.
docker+GitHub: bump golang to v1.17.6
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# If you change this value, please also update:
# /Dockerfile
# /.github/workflows/main.yml
multi: update lnd dependency to `v0.16.0-beta.rc3` - Bump lnd and other module dependencies. - Bump Go build version & RPCs - Refactor itests to use the new lnd itest framework.
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FROM golang:1.19-alpine 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
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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# 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
# Install dependencies and install/build lightning-terminal.
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 \
&& make go-install \
&& make go-install-cli
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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# Start a new, final image to reduce size.
FROM alpine as final
# Define a root volume for data persistence.
VOLUME /root/.lnd
# Expose lightning-terminal and lnd ports (server, rpc).
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/
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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# Add bash.
RUN apk add --no-cache \
build: update NodeJS to v16 in CI builds
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bash \
jq \
ca-certificates
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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# Specify the start command and entrypoint as the lightning-terminal daemon.
ENTRYPOINT ["litd"]
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