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DevContainers Structure

This project provides two DevContainer configurations to support development workflows based on Node.js or Node.js + Java environments.

Available Configurations

  • Node

    • Location: examples/.devcontainer/node/
    • Base: Debian (bullseye)
    • Includes: Node.js, Yarn, Zsh, Oh My Zsh, fzf, fd, bat, SQLite, Git, Docker client

  • Node + Java

    • Location: examples/.devcontainer/node-java/
    • Base: Debian (bullseye)
    • Includes: All Node stack above plus OpenJDK, Maven

Common Features

  • Oh My Zsh with plugins:

    • powerlevel10k
    • zsh-autosuggestions
    • zsh-syntax-highlighting
    • zsh-ai-complete
    • zsh-smart-insert
    • zsh-histdb

  • Pre-installed CLI tools:

    • fd, rg (ripgrep), bat, fzf, sqlite3, nano, git

  • Structured shell configuration:

    • Path: .config_shell/

    • Files:

      • .sh_paths
      • .sh_aliases
      • .sh_functions

DevContainer Features

  • Preconfigured Visual Studio Code settings:

    • Default terminal: Zsh
    • Installed extensions (Node): Prettier, ESLint, Docker
    • Installed extensions (Node + Java): Prettier, ESLint, Docker, Java Pack, RedHat Java

  • Docker socket and SSH agent forwarding support

  • User node with UID 1000 and Docker group access (configurable via DOCKER_GID)

Usage

To start using a DevContainer:

  1. Open VS Code

  2. Run: Remote-Containers: Open Folder in Container...

  3. Select one of the folders:

    • examples/.devcontainer/node/
    • examples/.devcontainer/node-java/

Ensure Docker is running and SSH agent forwarding is correctly set up if needed.

For custom setups, you can edit the build arguments in each devcontainer.json or extend the Dockerfiles as needed.