Basic usage
The easiest way to use the dockerized Meterian Client is via the script meterian-docker. It accepts all the standard parameters exactly in the same way, but it cannot be used in interactive mode, therefore you will need to provide it with a valid token using the environment variable
METERIAN_API_TOKEN. We suggest you populate such variable in your startup script.Assuming you put the script in your path, just move in the folder of your project and type:
meterian-docker [Meterian CLI Options]
Alternatively you can set the environment variable
METERIAN_WORKDIR with the path to your project folder and run the convenience script: export METERIAN_WORKDIR=/project-folder
meterian-docker
Everything will work exactly like a normal invocation of the client. Please note that, by default, the script binds into the container the standard library cache folders used by the package managers (see the table below for the ones that we bind), so that the execution is as fast as it was running on your machine. If you really want you can avoid this by adding
--unbound to your command line arguments.Package Manager | Folder |
* | ~/.cache
~/.local |
maven | ~/.m2 |
dotnet | ~/.dotnet
~/.nuget |
ruby | $(gem environment gemdir)/cache |
node | /usr/lib/node_modules |
gradle | ~/.gradle |
sbt | ~/.sbt
~/.ivy2 |
By default the scripts uses the
latest tag, but providing this option instructs it to use a given tag of the meterian/cli image. meterian-docker --image:latest-python
The above example will cause the script to use the
meterian/cli:latest-python image: we also provide platform-specific images should you not wish to use the full version to save bandwidth or space, as the "generic" image ("latest") contains all the tooling supported.Last modified 1yr ago