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Changed double to single quotes in the alias example so shells will interpret `$(pwd)` at alias runtime rather than load time. For background on shell double vs. single quotes, see: https://stackoverflow.com/a/5573447/749924 https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/355637/36204 Bonus Thank You's: 1. SpaceVim is awesome and I tell everyone about it. 2. The SpaceVim image is my new favorite way to test issues I'm having on host SpaceVim, and it's always my host config's fault :P
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SpaceVim and Neovim in Docker
This Dockerfile builds neovim HEAD and installs the latest available version of SpaceVim. You might want to use this for several reasons:
- Have a consistent version of Neovim and SpaceVim as long as the machine supports Docker.
- Try SpaceVim without modifying your current Vim/Neovim configuration.
- Try the latest Neovim with SpaceVim.
- Try SpaceVim with a newer version of Python.
- Debug SpaceVim configurations. e.g. when posting a bug report if you can reproduce it in this container then there's a higher chance that it is a true bug and not just an issue with your machine.
FAQ
Isn't Docker stateless? Won't I have to reinstall all plugins each time I launch the container?
- During the build we call
dein#install()so all plugins are installed and frozen. Your custom configurations can be added as an additional build step using the DockerCOPYcommand.
Build
You can build using the supplied Makefile:
make build
or call the command manually using:
docker build -t nvim -f Dockerfile.nvim-python3 .
Run
You can run the container using:
docker run -it nvim
but that isn't terribly useful since changes made inside the container won't be visible outside. More useful is mounting the current working directory inside the container:
docker run -it -v $(pwd):/home/spacevim/src nvim
Even better is an alias dnvim which will do this automatically:
alias dnvim='docker run -it -v $(pwd):/home/spacevim/src nvim'