Cloudron Package Template

[Kubernetes]

Hi there,

as I did some initial packages in the last time, I started to use some kind of (still basic) template to kick off.

I think it is worth to share:
Gitlab Repo

Best,
Mike

[murgero]

Does this ADD https://REPOURL/v${VERSION}/PACKAGE /app/code actually work as expected???

[Kubernetes]

Yes, it does. Of course it requires that the VERSION needs to be specified in the ARGS in the beginning of the Dockerfile.

Update: Maybe worth to mention, that the URL needs to be adapted to the real use case. Sometimes the zip files are something like v2.0.6.tar.gz, sometimes it's just 2.0.6.tar.gz....

Update 2: And sometimes it feels "better" to use RUN curl -L URL instead of ADD... So there might be some need to mention different options in the template

[nebulon]

Ah very nice, and thanks for sharing that! Seems like a good way to get started. cloudron init tries to do something similar, that can be improved as well.

[girish]

cloudron init --appstore generates some stuff as well that template comes from this template

[Kubernetes]

@girish Ah, great, I didn't use init before, as I usually first want to understand how things work, before using the boilerplate. It's a pleasure to see that my templates are very close to the init one

[Kubernetes]

I have added the easy installer to the repo. This allows users to install the app on Cloudron, if they don't want or know how to build the image themselves.