c0mpiler/python-nodejs repository overview

⁠Python with Node.js Docker Images

Production-ready Docker images featuring Python and Node.js in various combinations. Perfect for projects requiring both ecosystems.

⁠Why Use These Images?

• Professionally maintained with automated updates
• Production-ready with security best practices
• Multi-architecture support for amd64 and arm64 (Alpine: amd64 only)
• Optimized for development and CI/CD workflows
• Multiple distribution options to suit your needs
• Non-root user preconfigured (user: c0mpiler)

⁠What's Included

Every image comes with:

• Python with pip, pipenv, poetry, and uv
• Node.js with npm and yarn
• Debian Bookworm, Bullseye, Slim, or Alpine base
• Non-root user c0mpiler (uid/gid: 1000/1000)

⁠Quick Start

# Run interactive shell with latest image
docker run -it c0mpiler/python-nodejs:python3.9-nodejs22 bash

# Verify installed versions
docker run c0mpiler/python-nodejs:python3.9-nodejs22 sh -c "python --version && node --version"

# Run with your application mounted
docker run -v $(pwd):/home/c0mpiler/app -w /home/c0mpiler/app c0mpiler/python-nodejs:python3.9-nodejs22 python app.py

⁠Docker Compose Example

version: '3'
services:
  app:
    image: c0mpiler/python-nodejs:python3.12-nodejs22
    volumes:
      - .:/home/c0mpiler/app
    working_dir: /home/c0mpiler/app
    user: c0mpiler
    command: python app.py

⁠Available Tags

We provide a comprehensive matrix of supported Python and Node.js versions:

Each combination is available in four distribution variants:

• bookworm (default, full Debian)
• bullseye (older Debian)
• slim (minimal Debian)
• alpine (ultra-small footprint)

For the complete list of available tags, visit our GitHub Repository⁠.

⁠Using as a Base Image

FROM c0mpiler/python-nodejs:python3.12-nodejs22

# Use the pre-configured non-root user
USER c0mpiler
WORKDIR /home/c0mpiler/app

# Add your application code
COPY --chown=c0mpiler:c0mpiler . .

# Install dependencies
RUN pip install -r requirements.txt && \
    npm install

# Run your application
CMD ["python", "app.py"]

⁠Support and Issues

For issues, feature requests, or contributions, please visit our GitHub repository⁠.