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Contains everything you need to create a clean visual studio code development environment suitable for use in C++ training environment. Idea is that it can be installed on a local machine OR server
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README.md

Building the docker image

The following command can be used to create the docker container image: docker build -t cpp-devenv-in-docker -f cpp-code-server-devenv.Dockerfile .

To run the container there is only 2 things it really needs. A password, and a port on which code server will be reachable. The port that the image exposes is 8080, we map it to 7501 docker run -t -p 7501:8080 -e CODE_SERVER_PASSWD=YourPasswordHere cpp-devenv-in-docker