Terminal Studio Code

Ubuntu-based image with a set of pre-installed tools and configurations tailored for development container development. The image includes essential utilities, programming languages, and configuration settings for enhanced productivity.

• Ubuntu environment
• Installation of essential packages such as make, git, curl, vim, and more
• Oh My Bash for a customized shell experience
• Preinstalled languages:
  • Java (21)
  • Lua (5)
  • Rust
  • C/C++ (gcc, gdb, and cmake)
  • Python (3 with pip)
  • Node.js (22, with nvm, npm)
• Monitoring tools:
  • vtop
  • gtop
  • htop
  • top
• Runtime environment variables:
  • debug (debug for some stats and a tutorial on how to use the app, default:0)
  • website (the startup website, default:https://google.com)
  • editor (the startup editor, default:ranger, options:nano, vim, ranger)
  • browser (the startup browser, default:elinks, options:carbonyl --no-sandbox, links, lynx, elinks)
  • top (the startup top (only in debug mode), default:vtop, options:vtop, htop, gtop, top)
• If a .config-docker directory exists in .tscode, its contents will be copied to the container during container startup.
• If a startup-docker.sh script is provided in .tscode, it will be executed during container startup.

• Docker

• Run the setup script: ./setup_tscode.sh

tscode <file> - Run tscode with a specific directory tscodeconf <variable> <value> - Change runtime environment variables

docker run -it --hostname tscode --name tscode --rm -v {a folder to open}:/root/data/ -v ~/.tscode:/root/.config/.tscode v1k1ngbg/tscode:latest

.tscode
├── .config-docker
│   ├── .bashrc
│   ├── .config
│   │   └── ranger
│   │       ├── rc.conf
│   │       ├── rifle.conf
│   │       └── scope.sh
│   ├── .tmux.conf
│   └── .vimrc
├── config.conf
├── README.md
├── startup-docker.sh
└── tscode.sh