##Description Basic Node JS server template. Runs as unprivileged node user, so it is a little more secure

##Usage

• Run by itself or as a parent docker image, exposes volume /var/www as code directory
• Runs npm install and npm start by default (with authbind), exposes ports 80 and 443

##onbuild tag Build an app and run it out of the box.

• Base the child image on shiny-docker/node:onbuild
• Place app code in root of build
  • At a minimum, add package.json for npm install and npm start script
  • Add .dockerignore to keep any desired files from being added to the image
• Build app and run as normal, e.g. docker build -t dev ./ && docker run -d -p 80:80 dev

##Debugging

• Run debugger web server listening in background with node-inspector --web-port 8080 > /dev/null 2>&1 &, or run in separate screen (not sure how to suppress output)
• Start script with debugging enabled, e.g. node debug index.js
• Go to server.com:8080/?port=5858 to see debugger window, run script to start server
• Replicate the conditions at server.com under which the debugger should break (note: might be unable to set breakpoints in anonymous functions until they have been declared, i.e. when server has started)