This is a docker container to build Zephyr applications.

Building the container

The container can be built with:

docker build -t zephyr-build .

Building project

For simplicity with ssh authentication, the zephyr project must be initialized outside of the container. Once the Zephyr project is initialized, the build-zephyr-app.sh script can be used to compile a project.

The board and application path relative to the workspace can be given as argument. The Zephyr workspace should be binded within the container into the /workspace directory.

docker run \
  --mount type=bind,source=/path/to/zephyr/project,target=/workspace \
  zephyr-build:latest \
  build-zephyr-app.sh --board arduino_zero --app zephyr/samples/basic/blinky

The result of the build is then available in <workspace>/build-docker.

Running twister tests

In the same manner as building an application, it is possible to run twister tests by specifying the tests location relative to the workspace:

docker run \
  --mount type=bind,source=(pwd),target=/workspace \
  zephyr-build:latest \
  run-twiset-tests.sh --tests zephyr/tests/kernel/fifo/fifo_api/

Using a specific SDK

By default, the latest SDK will be used for the compilation. If you want to use a specific SDK version, it can be sepcificed with the --sdk-version parameter. If the SDK is not available, it will be installed.

For the list of available SDKs, have a lock at the Dockerfile.