In the following steps we are going to:
- create a Docker network (for the renderback to be able to connect to the headless browser)
- start a headless browser in a Docker container
- build an example single-page application
- start the renderback server in a Docker container
docker network create renderbackdocker run --rm -it \
-e DEBUG='browserless*' \
-e PREBOOT_CHROME=true \
-e KEEP_ALIVE=true \
-e MAX_CONCURRENT_SESSIONS=2 \
-e CONNECTION_TIMEOUT=30000 \
-e FUNCTION_ENABLE_INCOGNITO_MODE=true \
-e DEFAULT_BLOCK_ADS=false \
-e EXIT_ON_HEALTH_FAILURE=true \
--name browserless \
--net=renderback \
browserless/chrome:latestgit clone https://github.com/SimonPe25/Example-React-Router-6-.git
cd Example-React-Router-6-
npm install
npm run buildAt this point we should have a build directory with the static files for the app.
# provide the full path to the build directory
export MY_SPA_ROOT=.../Example-React-Router-6-/build/Get the example/example.yaml from this repository (or clone the whole repository).
# provide the full path to the example.yaml
export MY_RENDERBACK_CONFIG=.../example.yamlNow start the renderback server in a Docker container:
docker run \
--rm -it \
-p 48080:48080 \
--net=renderback \
--volume "$MY_RENDERBACK_CONFIG":/etc/renderback/config.yaml \
--volume "$MY_SPA_ROOT":/opt/renderback/content \
-e BROWSER_CDP_ENDPOINT=ws://browserless:3000 \
-e LOG_LEVEL_RENDERBACK=TRACE \
-e BROWSER_RETRIES=2 \
renderback/renderback:0.3.0-M2 \
--config=/etc/renderback/config.yamlIf everything went fine, you can now open http://localhost:48080 in your browser.
