s2i-nodejs-container
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NodeJS images based on Red Hat Software Collections and intended for OpenShift and general usage, that provide a platform for building and running NodeJS applications. Users can choose between Red Hat...
Some `npm packages` have additional dependencies outside the `npm` scope. For example the `puppeteer` npm package will download a recent version of Chromium. Chromium in its place depends on packages...
Most notable changes: * npx is used for nodemon execution * GIT_COMMITTER_NAME and GIT_COMMITTER_EMAIL variables are set * npm cache is cleared by rm -rf .npm (this is commented out,...
This issue has an idea to add support for setting your own CA certification file into the different or internal npmjs registry then `npmjs.registry.org`.
Hello I'm trying to following the instructions, specifically: ``` $ git clone --recursive https://github.com/sclorg/s2i-nodejs-container.git $ cd s2i-nodejs-container $ git submodule update --init $ make build TARGET=centos7 VERSIONS=8 ``` But when...
The s2i `run` script only supports nodemon for hot deployments when `DEV_MODE=true`. To use webpack-dev-server, I can set `DEV_MODE=false` and then override `NPM_RUN` but that results in my build and...
Dear All, We have a React application built with this image (s2i-nodejs8) inside of OpenShift. Currenly we're trying to speed up the builds by reusing the npm packages that are...
The current example which uses nodejs version 8.6 is not stable. After repeated use of the builder image, it give a gives a npm ERR! code Z_BUF_ERROR when install. Really...
Is there a way to customize how node app is launched? For apps created with FB `create-react-app` I'd like to create an image with `npm run build` and serve contents...
Hi, can you add npm run test in assembly script? Something like npm run build?
Trying to run an application with node.js and React with typescript does not work. The application is running, and pointing to the port 8080, and you can curl localhost and...
