Ionic repository with development environment for Android builds.

To run this:

$ git clone https://github.com/mateuswetah/docker-ionic.git
$ cd docker-ionic
$ docker build -t ionic-image .

Make sure you have internet working, relax and go watch a movie. I would suggest this one. Once it's done:

$ docker run -td --name ionic -h ionic -p 8100:8100 -p 35729:35729 --privileged -v /dev/bus/usb:/dev/bus/usb -v /home/<YOUR_WORKING_DIRECTORY_PATH>/docker-ionic/data:/home/ -e HOST_USER_NAME=$USERNAME -e HOST_USER_ID=$UID -e HOST_GROUP_NAME=$(id -g -n $USER || echo $USER) -e HOST_GROUP_ID=$(id -g $USER) ionic-image /bin/bash
$ docker exec -it ionic /bin/bash

Notice that the exposed ports (both server and usb paths) may change according to your local machine. Also, /docker-ionic/data it's just a suggestions for the directory to be mapped.

Inside the container, don't forget to change to your user in case you want to edit files from an editor in Host:

su <YOUR_USER_NAME>
cd /home/<YOUR_USER_FOLDER>

This will leave you in the folder mapped during run command. Once you're inside your docker container and folder, you can follow the usual workflow to an Ionic project:

git clone *some_ionic_repository* OR ionic start myApp sidemenu
cd myApp
npm install
ionic serve --external OR ionic cordova run android.

If you plan to run ionic serve --external or ionic cordova run browser --external, remember to have your ports free. If you plan to run ionic cordova run android, make sure to:

• Have your phone plugged and with proper USB connection mode (PTP, sometimes MTP).
• In case you have adb on your host machine, run adb kill-server there, then adb devices in your docker.

This repository doesn't support any Android Emulator yet. Credits to this repository, which helped me build the Dockerfile.