Tizen4Docker

This is a docker image allowing you to run Tizen-IDE on ANY Linux distribution. \
The image is meant to provide fully featured environment for the IDE.

NOTE:

• the image provides support for Tizen emulator (make sure check “Emulator Hardware Support”)
• the image has built-in java JDK
• the image has built-in google-chrome browser (required by the IDE)

Requirements

Docker is the base requirement. \
Make sure to have it installed on your system. \
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Detailed dependency check can be done with ./checkDeps.sh script.

# TEST THE REQUIREMENTS
./checkDeps.sh

Configuration

Base configuration (required)

1. Please review the settings in .env.example file.
2. Edit and save new settings as .env file.

Advanced configuration (optional, most users should be fine with defaults)

1. You might want to change authentication method for the docker command. This can be done at runTizen.sh file (please check # Docker-Auth config header).
2. Advanced configuration can be found at docker-compose.yml.
3. Advanced users might be interested in debug mode ./runTizen.sh d (which allows easy access to docker container)

How to build?

Simply start a run script:

./runTizen.sh

This will automatically build docker-image if it is needed. \
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Alternatively you might start build command manually:

sudo docker compose build

How to run the IDE?

Just start the run script:

./runTizen.sh

(you might want to create a custom launcher to run this script)\
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NOTE: Tizen-Studio will be automatically fetched and installed on the first run

Emulator Hardware Support

Once the IDE is installed and started up, please be sure to enable Hardware Support for the emulator:

1. open the Emulator Manager
2. select desired emulator and click Edit
3. go to the HW Support and enable settings:
   • CPU VT
   • GPU

IDE Upgrade / Reinstall process

This paragraph describes how to deal with upgrade and reinstall process.

Please note:

• Refer to .env.example for details and detailed volume descriptions.
• First step (data backup) is completely optional. You can skip this if you don’t have any data to worry about.
• Failed or incomplete installations can be fixed by following this procedure.

Please follow below steps:

1. (Optional) Backup the data from docker volumes:

• LOCAL_TIZEN_STUDIO_DIRECTORY
• LOCAL_TIZEN_STUDIO_DATA_DIRECTORY
• LOCAL_WORKSPACE

You might copy the data manually, or use a built-in backup script:

./runTizen.sh backup

1. Delete the contents of the volumes (to force a clean install):

• LOCAL_TIZEN_STUDIO_DIRECTORY
• LOCAL_TIZEN_STUDIO_DATA_DIRECTORY
• LOCAL_WORKSPACE (optional, don’t wipe the workspace if you want your project data to stay intact)

You might wipe the directories manually or use built-in script.
The script will ask you which volumes would you like to wipe out.

./runTizen.sh purge

1. Edit .env file with your favourite editor (and change the TIZEN_VERSION)

   nano .env

2. Rebuild the docker image

First, please remove current Tizen4Docker image.
Please note that image name (tizen4docker_tizen) might differ on your machine.

sudo docker image rm tizen4docker_tizen

After the image is deleted, please start the runner script.
A new docker image will be built automatically and then the IDE will be installed.

./runTizen.sh