Docker image for running the stencil command without requiring it to be installed. We have experienced a number of annoying issues installing the cli from time-to-time, as well as it have a huge number of deprecated node modules included. This method of use does not require you to run the npm install process or have any of the prerequisites installed (although it does require you to have Docker installed).
The image is available on Docker Hub as aligent/stencil.
This code simply wraps bigcommerce/stencil-cli in docker for convenience.
Ensure you have a .npm directory for caching dependancies (mkdir -p ~/.npm)
Add the following line to your ~/.bash_aliases (or .bash_profile, .bashrc, etc) file to be able to run it easily...
alias stencil='docker run --rm -p 3000:3000 -p 3002:3002 -it --volume ~/.npm:/home/node/.npm --volume $PWD:/app aligent/stencil stencil'You will then need to reload your bashrc file, either by running . ~/.bashrc or starting a new terminal session.
If you want to specify a specific version of stencil, you can use the version number in the alias (Docker tags should match the version number of the cli), eg
alias stencil='docker run --rm -p 3000:3000 -p 3002:3002 -it --volume ~/.npm:/home/node/.npm --volume $PWD:/app aligent/stencil:3.8.5 stencil'You can now run stencil normally.
To start using it with the cornerstone theme:
- Clone the theme
git clone https://github.com/bigcommerce/cornerstone.git && cd cornerstone - Install deps
node-run npm install - Init stencil
stencil init
We gladdly accept contributions, and if you have issues please log them to Github issues.
To test the building of the docker container locally, a simple script test-stencil.sh can be used. It will build the container and then output the stencil cli version. To update the stencil version, simply edit Dockerfile on the line where it installs stencil.
After a new tag is pushed to this repo it is automatically built in Docker Hub. Version tags should match the Stencil CLI version.