Local Docker-powered development environments

Substance combines a virtual machine and docker into one self contained tool. Complex projects can be distributed with a .substance folder which defines all the environmental details in one so you can spend more time developing and less time setting up servers.

Substance is backed by Virtual Box, the docker engine and dockwrkr to compose containers. With substance you create an engine which runs it's own virtual machine with the docker daemon and synchronizes a devroot folder with your project source code to the engine. Substance then allows you to switch from project to project simply by having a simple .substance folder in the root of your project source to define the containers and folders/volumes needed to run your project.

• Python 3.x

For installation and usage, consult the Substance Documentation.

All work found under this repository is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.

Substance ships with pre-compiled binaries of Unison for Mac, Windows, and Linux systems. Unison is released under the GNU Public License. You are free to replace the pre-compiled binaries with your own, making sure that they are network-compatible with version 2.48.4.