Docker image with addOns from local repository

[Shubham Patel]

Hi

I've added one plugin in the zap-extension repository and I want to build a docker image of zap which has this plugin. I can't release the plugin because the plugin is not complete. Is there a way to make a docker image from dockerfile where I don't need to add a plugin after the docker image build?

I've run the copyAddon Gradle command to copy my plugin to zapproxy repository but when I build the docker image It's downloading zap from online. Does anyone has created dockerFile which builds docker image locally with all local addOns? 

Thanks,

[thc...@gmail.com]

Hi.

If you just want to include your add-on in the image, edit the
corresponding Docker build file to copy the add-on.

To build everything from source you'll have to change the live Docker
build file to point to your zaproxy repository and edit
https://github.com/zaproxy/zaproxy/blob/11cad5b9498b590cbdcfffa8486768a689219e3e/zap/src/main/weekly-add-ons.json
to point to your other repositories, also add your add-on to the
zap-extensions list.

Best regards.

On 08/06/2022 06:08, 'Shubham Patel' via OWASP ZAP Developer Group wrote:
> Hi
>
> I've added one plugin in the zap-extension repository and I want to build a
> docker image of zap which has this plugin. I can't release the plugin
> because the plugin is not complete. Is there a way to make a docker image

> from *dockerfile* where I don't need to add a plugin after the docker image
> build?
> I've run the *copyAddon* Gradle command to copy my plugin to zapproxy

[Shubham Patel]

Yes, this helped me understand certain things, but now I'm getting invalid zip error while building live docker but not sure whether this is for everyone or me.

[psiinon]

Interesting.

Thats a 3rd party zip file.

If you dont need WebSwing then you could just remove it from your docker file.

I've downloaded it locally and it expanded ok for me :/

Note that you dont have to do it this way.

I think it would be easier to create a new docker image based on our live one and then just add your files to it.

Cheers,

Simon