#Build container To build the container do :

cmake .
make shell

Be patient this can be long

#Configure Then add to your .bashrc/.zshrc

DEVSHELL_CONTAINER_NAME=devshell
DEVSHELL_VERSION=latest
DEVSHELL_TAG="blaurent/devshell:${DEVSHELL_VERSION}"

function shell() {
  netname=default
  ipc=""

  if [ -n "$1" ]
  then
    netname=$1
  fi

  if [ -n "$2" ]
  then
    ipc=$2
  fi

  docker container run \
    --privileged \
    --rm=true \
    --name=${DEVSHELL_CONTAINER_NAME} \
    -P=true \
    -p 8889:5000\
    --ipc=${ipc} \
    --net=${netname} \
    -u root:root \
    -v ${HOME}/.ssh:/root/.ssh \
    -v ${HOME}/.vimrc:/root/.vimrc \
    -v ${HOME}/.zshrc:/root/.zshrc \
    -v ${HOME}/.zshenv:/root/.zshenv \
    -v ${HOME}/.antigen:/root/.antigen \
    -v `pwd`:/root/workhome \
    -w /root/workhome \
    -it ${DEVSHELL_TAG} /startup.sh
}

function shell-join {
  docker exec -ti ${DEVSHELL_CONTAINER_NAME} /bin/zsh
}

Pre-Requisite

This assume that you have zsh as a shell, vim and antigen installed. By default you will mount into the container many .XXrc file to have the exact same config in your machine and in your docker container.

#Usage

Open a new shell Go to the directory you mount in your container type shell

you should have your shell setup like on your regular machine but this time within a docker container.

so all commands like apt-get, wget, curl will work....