Use this development environment to play & develop with JumpScale. It uses Docker and the goal is to get it to work on Ubuntu, Windows & Mac OS X.

Make sure to have your chosen ssh key loaded into ssh agent before starting. You can do that by:

eval $(ssh-agent)
ssh-add <path-to-sshkey>

By default, master branch is installed, if you want to install from a specific branch, first set the GIGBRANCH and/or GIGDEVELOPERBRANCH environment variable:

export GIGBRANCH=master
export GIGDEVELOPERBRANCH=master

• GIGDEVELOPERBRANCH: the branch for the deverloper repo in jumpscale

• GIGBRANCH: the branch which will be used for all other repo's on jumpscale, if that branch does not exist then it will fallback to master

• if the code repository already exists then it will just do a pull of the branch on disk (without losing local change, will crash if change).

• THIS IS NOT RECOMMENDED TO DO, only use this when you don't want any change in your system
• If you don't want the JumpScale install script change your bash_profile, set the GIGSAFE environment variable:

export GIGSAFE=1

By default all the code will be installed in ~/gig, if you want to use another location, export the GIGDIR environment variable:

export GIGDIR=/home/user/development/otherdir/gig

####Note for Windows Subsystem Linux(WSL) As for now dockers aren't supported on WSL, So you will need to:

1. install docker on windows
2. Allow sharing C: drive from docker settings shared drives
3. Run the following commands on WSL Bash:

sudo mkdir /c
sudo mount --bind /mnt/c /c

4. Add the following lines to WSL ~/.bashrc file (to link WSL with host docker bin)

export PATH="$PATH:/mnt/c/Program\ Files/Docker/Docker/resources/bin/"

First execute jsinit.sh in order to prepare the installation:

export GIGDEVELOPERBRANCH="master"
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Jumpscale/developer/${GIGDEVELOPERBRANCH}/jsinit.sh?$RANDOM > /tmp/jsinit.sh; bash /tmp/jsinit.sh

Before executing any js9_* command please use source ~/.jsenv.sh first.

Then in order to build the Docker image execute js9_build:

#-l installs extra libs, AYS and prefab
#-p installs portal
#-r will rebuild the base docker, do when you want to redo all
js9_build #without options will install the basic docker with basic jumpscale9 support

To see all options do js9_build -h.

To see detailed output while the script is running do the following in a separate console:

tail -f /tmp/install.log

As a result a new Docker image with the name js9_base will be build and a container with the same name will be started. The script will check whether your private SSH key is loaded. If that is the case it will add your public key to authorized_keys. If no key is loaded, it will ask for the name of your private key.

to troubleshoot and you want to go inside the docker

docker exec -ti js9 /bin/bash

As a result of the previous step a container with the name js9_base got started.

With js9_start the running container will be stopped and removed, and a new one will be started:

js9_start

js9_start allows you to control the name of the container with the -n option (default name is js9), and the SSH port with the -p option (default port is 2222).

js9_start will start a new container based on the local image. If it doesn't find any local image, it downloads one from Docker Hub. With the -b option you instruct js9_start to first build a new image, which then always includes AYS, prefab and some extra libraries, but excluding the portal framework. If you want to rebuild the image that includes the portal framework, you need to you js9_build with the -p option.

ssh root@localhost -p 2222

curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Jumpscale/developer/master/scripts/js_builder_js82_zerotier.sh | bash -s <your-ZeroTier-network-ID>

To see interactive output do the following in a separate console:

tail -f /tmp/lastcommandoutput.txt

For more details about using js_builder_js82_zerotier.sh see here.

js9

• All JumpScale code is checked out under /opt/code in the development environment or in ~/gig/code/...
• Use an IDE like Atom for development, SourceTree is a good tool for Git manipulation
• Over SSH you can play with the code in the Docker container
• To push changes to a remote host (remote development) use j.tools.develop...

#remove all old dockers
docker rm $(docker ps -a -q)

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Jumpscale/developer/master/scripts/osx_reset_all.sh?$RANDOM > $TMPDIR/resetall.sh;bash $TMPDIR/resetall.sh