Setup for Zepkit Demo Docker Image by Ivan Martinez

Following the demo

https://zepkit.zeppelinos.org/

0. Clone this github

git clone https://github.com/IvanTheGreatDev/ZepKit-Dockerfile cd ZepKit-Dockerfile

1. Build the Docker image (This may take a few minutes).

./build

2. Run the Docker image (This may take a few minutes).

docker run -d --rm --name=zepkit -it zepkit

3. Once that completes and you see a terminal, exit the process.

ctrl + c

4. Copy the contracts segment of the docker so you can edit it locally.

mkdir zeppelin

docker cp zepkit:/zeppelin/contracts $PWD/zeppelin

5. Kill the terminal after copying from it

docker kill zepkit

6. Restart it again but this time mount it locally

./run

7. Start ganache to use it as a test network

docker exec -i zepkit ganache-cli --secure -u 0 -u 1 -u 2 --deterministic -h 0.0.0.0

Note: You can use the command below to check your currently running Docker images

docker ps

8. Start the web server in it's own container as well (give it a few seconds to actually start)

docker exec -d zepkit /bin/sh -c 'cd client/ && npm run start'

Following the guide on http://localhost:3000/counter

1. Go to http://localhost:3000/counter and follow those instructions. (skip the ganache-cli step) but for all zos commands, use ./dzos instead.

For example: zos init zepkit

Becomes: ./dzos init zepkit

This forwards your command to the docker container using docker exec

2. For the session command follow these instructions.

You can view the ganache container logs with docker logs zepkit_ganache

And then set the from address as the top address from the ganache logs

./dzos session --network development --from ADDRESS_FROM_GANACHE --expires 3600

3. For the segment of editing your contract edit your local files you cloned earlier

Using the Dockerfile for your own personal Zepkit project

1. If you haven't, build the Docker image (This may take a few minutes).

./build

2. Run the Docker image (This may take a few minutes).

docker run -d --rm --name=zepkit -it zepkit

3. Once that completes and you see a terminal, exit the process.

ctrl + c

4. Copy the entire project from the docker so you can edit it locally.

mkdir zeppelin

docker cp zepkit:/zeppelin/ $PWD/

5. Kill the terminal after copying from it

docker kill zepkit

6. Restart it again but this time mount everything locally

docker run -p 8545:8545 -p 3000:3000 -d -v $PWD/zeppelin/:/zeppelin/ --name=zepkit -it zepkit

7. Clean the project so you can start fresh

docker exec zepkit npm run start-blank

8. Start the web server in it's own container as well (give it a few seconds to actually start)

docker exec -d zepkit /bin/sh -c 'cd client/ && npm run start'

9. Start ganache to to use as a test network

docker exec -i zepkit ganache-cli --secure -u 0 -u 1 -u 2 --deterministic -h 0.0.0.0

If anything goes wrong during setup or you want to start clean

Kills all running docker containers

./clean

If for any reason you need to manually get into the docker terminal

./openTerm

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Setup for Zepkit Demo Docker Image by Ivan Martinez

Following the demo

0. Clone this github

1. Build the Docker image (This may take a few minutes).

2. Run the Docker image (This may take a few minutes).

3. Once that completes and you see a terminal, exit the process.

4. Copy the contracts segment of the docker so you can edit it locally.

5. Kill the terminal after copying from it

6. Restart it again but this time mount it locally

7. Start ganache to use it as a test network

Note: You can use the command below to check your currently running Docker images

8. Start the web server in it's own container as well (give it a few seconds to actually start)

Following the guide on http://localhost:3000/counter

1. Go to http://localhost:3000/counter and follow those instructions. (skip the ganache-cli step) but for all zos commands, use ./dzos instead.

2. For the session command follow these instructions.

3. For the segment of editing your contract edit your local files you cloned earlier

Using the Dockerfile for your own personal Zepkit project

1. If you haven't, build the Docker image (This may take a few minutes).

2. Run the Docker image (This may take a few minutes).

3. Once that completes and you see a terminal, exit the process.

4. Copy the entire project from the docker so you can edit it locally.

5. Kill the terminal after copying from it

6. Restart it again but this time mount everything locally

7. Clean the project so you can start fresh

8. Start the web server in it's own container as well (give it a few seconds to actually start)

9. Start ganache to to use as a test network

If anything goes wrong during setup or you want to start clean

Kills all running docker containers

If for any reason you need to manually get into the docker terminal

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