This docker image should come in handy to run toncli with the new tests support.
Setting it all up manually could be cumbersome otherwise.
Inspired by Dockerfile for the Open Network Node.
Built on Ubuntu 20.04 so should be WSL docker compatible.

Pre-built images availabe. Mult-arch supported x86_64 (amd64) and arm64/v8 (M1 compatible!).
https://hub.docker.com/r/trinketer22/func_docker/

• main is the image from master(this) branch.
• slim is extremely small image (< 50MB compressed) from slim branch.

Run:docker pull trinketer22/func_docker to install main image.
or
Run docker pull trinketer22/func_docker:slim to install slim image.

Run docker tag trinketer22/func_docker toncli-local to give an alias toncli-local for the image trinketer22/func_docker.

Then you may go straight to Usage.

To build an image run: docker build . -t toncli-local [ optional --build-arg ]
Where toncli-local would be an image name.

In most cases that's it. However, if you need something special, there are custom build arguments available.

• TON_GIT specifies git repo url to fetch sources from. SpyCheese by default.
• TON_BRANCH specifies git branch to fetch from. Set to toncli-local by default so would likely require change if alternate TON_GIT is set.
• BUILD_DEBUG is self-explaintatory. By default Release binaries are built. Set BUILD_DEBUG=1 to build debug binaries.
• CUSTOM_CMAKE Overrides build process cmake flags. Use it at your own risk.

Example of building debug binaries from ton-blockchain/ton testnet branch

docker build . -t toncli-local \
--build-arg TON_GIT=https://github.com/ton-blockchain/ton \
--build-arg TON_BRANCH=testnet \
--build-arg BUILD_DEBUG=1

You're going to need to pass your workdir as a volume to make things happen

Run

docker run --rm -it \
-v ~/Dev:/code \
toncli-local start --name test_project wallet 

You're going to see the toncli project structure in ~/Dev/test_project
README.md build fift func project.yaml tests

Run

docker run --rm -it \
-v ~/Dev/test_project:/code \
toncli-local build

docker run --rm -it \
-v ~/Dev/test_project:/code \
toncli-local run_tests

Now here is the tricky part.
Toncli stores deployment info in it's config directory instead of your project directory.
So we're going to have to create another volume for that to persist.

Run

docker run --rm -it \
-v ~/Dev/test_project:/code \
-v /path/to/toncli_conf_dir/:/root/.config \
toncli-local update_libs

After that you should go through standard toncli initialization dialog and pass absolute paths to the binaries

• /usr/local/bin/func
• /usr/local/bin/fift
• /usr/local/bin/lite-client

Don't get confused those path's are inside the docker image and not your local system.
After that you should get an initialized toncli directory on your local system at /path/to/toncli_conf_dir/toncli.
Looking like:

config.ini
fift-libs
func-libs
test-libs

Now you can use it in the deploy or any other process like so.

Run

docker run --rm -it \
-v /path/to/project:/code \
-v /path/to/toncli_conf_dir/:/root/.config \
toncli-local deploy --net testnet

wallet directory would be created inside your local config dir with all the usefull deployment information

docker run --rm -it \
-v <code_volume> \
-v [optional config volume] \
<docker image name> \
<toncli command you want to run>