Rust development container for Visual Studio Code

• Rust 1.76.0
• Rust Analyzer 2024-02-05
• Clippy
• Rustfmt
• Alpine based with Docker tags :latest and :alpine
  • 1.16GB amd64 uncompressed image size
  • Compatible with amd64
  • Based on qmcgaw/basedevcontainer:alpine
    • Based on Alpine 3.19
    • Minimal custom terminal and packages
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• Debian based with Docker tag :debian (1.51GB, based on qmcgaw/basedevcontainer:debian)
  • 1.21GB amd64 uncompressed image size
  • Compatible with amd64 and arm64
  • Based on qmcgaw/basedevcontainer:debian
    • Based on Debian Buster slim
    • Minimal custom terminal and packages
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• Cross platform
  • Easily bind mount your SSH keys to use with git
  • Manage your host Docker from within the dev container, more details at qmcgaw/basedevcontainer
• Extensible with docker-compose.yml
• Comes with extra binary tools for a few extra MBs: kubectl, kubectx, kubens, stern and helm

See .devcontainer/README.md#Requirements

1. Setup your configuration files

   • With style 💯

     docker run -it --rm -v "/yourrepopath:/repository" qmcgaw/devtainr:v0.2.0 -dev rust -path /repository -name projectname

     If you run on Linux not as root, run the docker run command with --user="$(id -u):$(id -g)".

     Or use the built binary

   • Or manually: download this repository and put the .devcontainer directory in your project.

2. If you have a .vscode/settings.json, eventually move the settings to .devcontainer/devcontainer.json in the "settings" section as .vscode/settings.json take precedence over the settings defined in .devcontainer/devcontainer.json.
3. Open the command palette in Visual Studio Code (CTRL+SHIFT+P) and select Remote-Containers: Open Folder in Container... and choose your project directory
4. See .devcontainer/README.md#Setup

See .devcontainer/README.md#Customization

This repository is under an MIT license unless indicated otherwise.