Docker Linter installs statistics

Functionality

Run linters for perl, php, python and/or ruby in your containers.

• perl
  • perl -c
  • perlcritic
• PHP
  • php -l
• python
  • flake8
• ruby
  • rubocop

Installation

1. Install the linter you want in your development environment.
2. Install docker-linter in VS Code with the "Install Extension" command.
3. Enable the linter of your choise in your workspace settings.

Perl

For a more comprehensive example, follow the link: https://github.com/henriiik/vscode-docker-linter/tree/master/playground-perl

perl -c quickstart:

1. Set docker-linter.perl.enable to true in your workspace settings.
2. Set docker-linter.perl.container to the name the container with your perl environment.

perlcritic quickstart:

1. Install perlcritic in your perl-environment container (cpanm Perl::Critic).
2. Set docker-linter.perlcritic.enable to true in your workspace settings.
3. Set docker-linter.perlcritic.container to the name the container with your perl environment.

PHP

For a more comprehensive example, follow the link: https://github.com/henriiik/vscode-docker-linter/tree/master/playground-php

php -l quickstart:

1. Set docker-linter.php.enable to true in your workspace settings.
2. Set docker-linter.php.container to the name the container with your php environment.

Python

For a more comprehensive example, follow the link: https://github.com/henriiik/vscode-docker-linter/tree/master/playground-python

flake8 quickstart:

1. Install flake8 in your python-environment container (pip install flake8).
2. Set docker-linter.flake8.enable to true in your workspace settings.
3. Set docker-linter.flake8.container to the name the container with your python environment.

Ruby

For a more comprehensive example, follow the link: https://github.com/henriiik/vscode-docker-linter/tree/master/playground-ruby

rubocop quickstart:

1. Install rubocop in your ruby-environment container (gem install rubocop).
2. Set docker-linter.rubocop.enable to true in your workspace settings.
3. Set docker-linter.rubocop.container to the name the container with your ruby environment.

docker-machine

The extension assumes you are running your containers with the Docker Toolbox default setup.

If you have use another name for your docker-machine you can use the setting docker-linter.**linter**.machine to specify that name.

Or, if you dont use docker-machine at all, you can specify an empty string.