🐳 Python with Node.js

FORKED FROM nikolaik/docker-python-nodejs

These images are build from brandonbuttars/docker-python-nodejs based on nikolaik/docker-python-nodejs. I use strict node versions and was using this in some pipelines and the updates broke my pipelines so I forked the project and took out all the automation so I could manage the versions I was interested in and prevent any future fragility.

If you're OK using the latest, use https://hub.docker.com/r/nikolaik/python-nodejs and there a ton of different tags and versions you can choose from. I just needed to customize and thin out that list a bit and make sure I kept stability in my pipelines.

CircleCI Pipeline

Every time the repo has a new commit on the master branch a new CircleCI build will kick off and build images based on the contents of the versions.json file. The pipeline uses the following Dockerfile templates for each distribution:

Distribution	Template	Used	Notes
buster	template-buster.Dockerfile	X	Used by the latest and buster tag.
slim	template-slim.Dockerfile	X	Used by the slim tag.
alpine	template-alpine.Dockerfile		Not currently used.

Any new distributions will require custom template files following the existing template format and naming convention. Each template should be named template-{distro}.Dockerfile. The distro value should match the distro value in the versions.json file.

Typical tasks

# Pull from Docker Hub
docker pull brandonbuttars/python-nodejs:latest
# Build from GitHub
docker build -t brandonbuttars/python-nodejs github.com/brandonbuttars/docker-python-nodejs
# Run image
docker run -it brandonbuttars/python-nodejs bash

🏷 Tags

To use a specific combination of Python and Node.js see the following table of available image tags.

Tag	Python	Node.js	Distro	Size
latest	3.7.12	16.13.0	buster
buster	3.7.12	16.13.0	buster
slim	3.7.12	16.13.0	slim

Use as base image

FROM brandonbuttars/python-nodejs:latest

USER pn
WORKDIR /home/pn/app

All images have a default user pn with uid 1000 and gid 1000.

Disclaimer

This is experimental and might break from time to time. Use at your own risk!