tryWebSocketServer.sh

#!/bin/bash -x

SCRIPT_FILE=/home/developer/data/examples/ws-echo-server.js

HOST_PORT=8080
SERVER_PORT=8080

TIMEOUT_SEC=120

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#### ---- Change this only if want to use your own
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ORGANIZATION=openkbs

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#### ---- Container package information ----
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DOCKER_IMAGE_REPO=`echo $(basename $PWD)|tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]'|tr "/: " "_" `
imageTag=${1:-"${ORGANIZATION}/${DOCKER_IMAGE_REPO}"}

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#### ---- Mostly, you don't need change below ----
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instanceName=some-jdk-mvn-py3
function cleanup() {
    if [ ! "`docker ps -a|grep ${instanceName}`" == "" ]; then
         docker rm -f ${instanceName}
    fi
}
cleanup

#if [ ! -s ./data ]; then
#    mkdir -p ./data
#fi

echo "---> Testing the mini-server by the ${SCRIPT_FILE} script:"
echo "---> run the ws-client.js program:"
echo ".... Open an other XTERM console with the current same directory:"
echo ".... then run the command below to see the Client/Server messages"
echo "   node examples/ws-client.js"
echo

echo ".... Starting websocket echo server ....."
echo

docker run --rm --name ${instanceName} -v $PWD/examples:/data -p ${HOST_PORT}:${SERVER_PORT} --workdir /data ${imageTag} node /data/$(basename ${SCRIPT_FILE})




#./run.sh node ${SCRIPT_FILE}
#./run.sh node /home/developer/data/examples/ws-echo-server.js