Minimal development environment.
Build and run your code in a container exposing an interactive zsh shell. It looks like your regular shell, but everything is installed and running in a docker container. When you're done, simply exit
argon shell to get back to your regular shell.
Argon supports two types of cpu architectures:
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arm64
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amd64
Only core features of base argon:
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alpine 3.20.2
base -
zsh
+oh my zsh
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git
-
openssh
-
curl
Dotnet development support.
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argon-micro
-
.net 8.0 sdk
as anapk
package
Terraform + aws development support. This environment comes with a lower base version of alpine as the terraform package is no longer included in alpine 2.19+. Host aws credentials are shared with the development environment container.
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argon-micro
-
terraform
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aws cli
A more fleshed out base version of argon - just basic documentation-writing tools.
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argon-micro
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markdown
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pandoc
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mermaid
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pdflatex
(viatexlive
) -
marp
-
Dotnet development support.
-
argon
-
.net 8.0 sdk
as anapk
package
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*lean and **quiet development environment
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take your development environment anywhere
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low expectations from your text editor - keep it:
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vanilla
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removed from the equation
-
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reuse host's ssh keys
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*lean - minimal number of unused components
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**quiet - minimal number of errors
- docker
./[argon type here*]/host.sh
- starts the development environment
*where argon type is argon micro, argon, argon-dotnet, etc...
exit
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$USER_NAME
- controls the name of the default account controlling the development environment. Possible values:-
root - default value, root will be the default user acount
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[any other value] - will result in creating argon-development-group group and a non-root default member account named [any other value]
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$CERTIFICATE_DIRECTORY
- host's.ssh
directory. This is useful for upstream git operations.