Below are alternative ways to run Clariform based on the repo.
Build clariform in Docker:
git clone https://github.com/njordhov/clariform
cd clariform
docker build -t clariform .
Run the clariform image:
docker run clariform --help
Note that Docker by default restricts filesystem access, which benefits security.
Mount the current working directory as /home to explicitly allow access to the filesystem:
docker run -v `pwd`:/home clariform contracts/malformed.clar
As alternative to pwd use the absolute path of a directory containing Clarity files.
To build clariform with docker-compose, execute in a terminal:
git clone https://github.com/njordhov/clariform
cd clariform
docker-compose build clariform
Execute the clariform image in Docker:
docker-compose run clariform --help
Check whether Clarity code is invalid:
docker-compose run clariform --check src/test/clariform/invalid.clar
To open a Clariform docker container console:
docker-compose run console
Clariform can be called from the container's console command line:
$$ clariform --help
Check the syntax of a Clarity file, exiting with an error when invalid:
$$ clariform --check src/test/clariform/invalid.clar
Format validated code to have consistent indentation and parens:
$$ clariform src/test/clariform/malformed.clar
To exit the console in the Docker container:
$$ exit
To run Clariform as a docker task:
docker-compose run clariform --help
To allow access to files elsewhere, mount another directory as the 'home' volume:
docker-compose run -v "$PWD/src/test/clariform:/home" clariform basic.clar
The Docker limited file access can be bypassed by generating a script in the repo and run it in node from a terminal outside Docker:
git clone https://github.com/njordhov/clariform
cd clariform
node install
docker-compose run install
node clariform.js --help