Notes on two frequent corner cases: Angular not surporting / and project-specific .npmrc (#46)
* Update docker-and-private-modules.mdx * Update docker-and-private-modules.mdx
Alexander Mikhailian committed
Nov 3, 2021 at 17:13 UTC
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@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ To install private npm packages in a Docker container, you will need to use Dock
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You cannot install private npm packages in a Docker container using only runtime variables. Consider the following Dockerfile:
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```
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-FROM risingstack/alpine:3.3-v4.3.1-3.0.1
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+FROM node
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COPY package.json package.json
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RUN npm install
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CMD npm start
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```
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-Which will use the RisingStack [Alpine Node.JS Docker image](https://hub.docker.com/r/risingstack/alpine/), copy the `package.json` into our container, installs dependencies, copies the source files and runs the start command as specified in the `package.json`.
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+Which will use the official [Node.js](https://hub.docker.com/_/node) image, copy the `package.json` into our container, installs dependencies, copies the source files and runs the start command as specified in the `package.json`.
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In order to install private packages, you may think that we could just add a line before we run `npm install`, using the [ENV parameter](https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/builder/#env):
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The Dockerfile that takes advantage of this has a few more lines in it than the earlier example that allows us to use the `.npmrc` file and the `ARG` parameter:
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```
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-FROM risingstack/alpine:3.3-v4.3.1-3.0.1
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+FROM node
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ARG NPM_TOKEN
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COPY .npmrc .npmrc
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**Note:** Even if you delete the `.npmrc` file, it will be kept in the commit history. To clean your secrets entirely, make sure to squash them.
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+**Note:** You may commit the `.npmrc` file under a different name, e.g. `.npmrc.docker` to prevent local build from using it.
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+**Note:** You may need to specify a working directory different from the default `/` otherwise some frameworks like Angular will fail.
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</Note>