Janik von Rotz
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- Install opencode-ai globally via pnpm with build allowance - Fix pnpm global bin path by adding $PNPM_HOME/bin to PATH - Create /app/.config/opencode for persistent config storage - Document OpenCode usage and persistence in README.md - Log opencode version at container startup in entrypoint.sh
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taskfile.build
The taskfile.build Docker image runs any project.
Source: https://git.taskfile.build/src/branch/main/image
Usage
Setup environment variables:
export GIT_URL="https://git.taskfile.build" # required
export TASK_COMMANDS="install,build" # required if task file exists
export CADDY_ROOT="_site" # default is path to the repo
Run the taskfile.build image:
run() {
echo "Open http://localhost:8080 in your browser"
docker rm -f taskfile-build
docker run -p 8080:80 -d \
--name taskfile-build \
-e GIT_URL="https://git.taskfile.build" \
-e TASK_COMMANDS="install,build-11ty" \
-e CADDY_ROOT="_site" \
-v taskfile-build:/app \
janikvonrotz/taskfile.build:latest
}
The entrypoint script of the container will clone the project from git url. If the project is already cloned it will pull the origin. Afterwards it runs each command in the root of the cloned repository with the task file ./task <command>. Finally the Caddy webserver is started that serves static content from the root path.
OpenCode
The image includes the OpenCode CLI installed via pnpm.
The OpenCode config is stored under /app/.config/opencode/ inside the container. Since /app is mounted as a Docker volume in the example above, the OpenCode config is already persisted alongside the project.