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Docker

Docker based Pony environments are available. The following tags are available:

  • latest (most recent build of the main branch)
  • release (most recent release)
  • x.y.z (tagged release e.g. 0.33.1)

If you prefer to use the Alpine images, you can use the following tags:

  • alpine (most recent build of the main branch)
  • release-alpine (most recent release)
  • x.y.z-alpine (tagged release e.g. 0.33.1)

The docker images also include common Pony tools like ponyup, corral, and changelog-tool.

Using Pony from Docker

You'll need to install Docker using the instructions here. Then you can pull a pony docker image using the following command (where TAG is the tag you want to use)

docker pull docker://ghcr.io/ponylang/ponyc:TAG

Then you'll be able to run ponyc to compile a Pony program in a given directory, running a command like this:

docker run -v /path/to/my-code:/src/main docker://ghcr.io/ponylang/ponyc:TAG

If you're unfamiliar with Docker, remember to ensure that whatever path you provide for /path/to/my-code is a full path name and not a relative path, and also note the lack of a closing slash, /, at the end of the path name.

Note that if your host doesn't match the docker container, you'll probably have to run the resulting program inside the docker container as well, using a command like this:

docker run -v /path/to/my-code:/src/main docker://ghcr.io/ponylang/ponyc:TAG ./main

To compile and run in one step run a command like this:

docker run -v /path/to/my-code:/src/main docker://ghcr.io/ponylang/ponyc:TAG sh -c "ponyc && ./main"

Docker for Windows

Pull an image as above:

docker pull docker://ghcr.io/ponylang/ponyc:TAG

Share a local drive (volume), such as c:, with Docker for Windows, so that they are available to your containers. (Refer to shared drives in the Docker for Windows documentation for details.)

Then you'll be able to run ponyc to compile a Pony program in a given directory, running a command like this:

docker run -v c:/path/to/my-code:/src/main docker://ghcr.io/ponylang/ponyc:TAG

Note the inserted drive letter. Replace with your drive letter as appropriate.

To run a program, run a command like this:

docker run -v c:/path/to/my-code:/src/main docker://ghcr.io/ponylang/ponyc:TAG ./main

To compile and run in one step run a command like this:

docker run -v c:/path/to/my-code:/src/main docker://ghcr.io/ponylang/ponyc:TAG sh -c "ponyc && ./main"