Sveltekit Js Docker

Overview:

This article provides a guide on using Docker for development and production of SvelteKit applications. It offers instructions for both Javascript and Typescript setups, and covers the steps for building Docker images and running containers in development and production modes.

Features:

• Docker development and production setup for SvelteKit.
• Support for both Javascript and Typescript.
• Automates the building of Docker images.
• Easy management of Docker containers for development and production modes.
• Port configuration for Docker containers.

Installation:

To install the theme, follow these steps:

1. If you don’t have an image, build a Docker image for development mode with the following command:

docker build -t [image-name] .

2. If you already have an image, you can skip the previous step and pull the image dependency with the following command:

docker pull [image-name]

3. Run the Docker container for development mode with the following command:

docker run -p [host-port]:[docker-port] [image-name]

Make sure to replace [host-port] with the desired port on your host machine and [docker-port] with the corresponding port inside the Docker container.

4. To stop the Docker container, run the following command:

docker stop [container-name]

5. To delete the Docker container, run the following command:

docker rm [container-name]

Note: Be aware of the port mapping rules, where the left side represents the port on your host machine and the right side represents the port inside the Docker container. Default ports are used for Docker, but you can configure them by modifying the relevant lines in the package.json file.

Summary:

This article provides a detailed guide on using Docker for development and production of SvelteKit applications. It explains the steps involved in building Docker images, running Docker containers, and configuring ports. Whether you prefer Javascript or Typescript, this guide covers the necessary steps to set up your SvelteKit project using Docker.