Reis, bu arkadaşa ilaç gibi gelecek bir cevap hazırladım.

Adam haklı, "Sadece denemek için bilgisayarıma Dart, Flutter, CLI kurmak istemiyorum, kirlilik olmasın" diyor. Ona hem **"Manuel Docker Yöntemi"**ni (istediği şey) hem de "VS Code Dev Containers" (daha modern ve kolay olan) yöntemini sunduğumuz profesyonel bir cevap yazalım.

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Hi there,

I completely understand the pain of polluting the local environment just to try out a framework. Since Serverpod is a code generator that relies on a specific CLI version matching your project, there isn't a "one-size-fits-all" monolithic image provided officially yet.

However, you can achieve exactly what you want (Running everything in Docker + Syncing local files + Easy cleanup) using two approaches.

Option 1: The "Runner" Image Approach (Pure Docker)
You can create a lightweight "Runner" image to act as your CLI wrapper.

Create a Dockerfile.runner in an empty folder:

Dockerfile

FROM dart:stable

Install Serverpod CLI

RUN dart pub global activate serverpod_cli

Update Path

ENV PATH="$PATH:/root/.pub-cache/bin"

WORKDIR /app
CMD ["bash"]
Build the image:

Bash

docker build -t serverpod-runner -f Dockerfile.runner .
Generate your project (This runs the CLI inside Docker but writes files to your local disk):

Bash

Linux/Mac

docker run --rm -it -v $(pwd):/app serverpod-runner serverpod create mypod

Windows (PowerShell)

docker run --rm -it -v ${PWD}:/app serverpod-runner serverpod create mypod
Run it! Now you have the project locally. You can use the generated docker-compose.yaml (inside mypod_server) to start Redis/Postgres. To run the Dart server itself without installing Dart locally, you can use the same runner image attached to the database network:

Bash

docker run --rm -it
--network mypod_server_default
-v $(pwd)/mypod:/app
-w /app/mypod_server
-p 8080:8080
serverpod-runner dart bin/main.dart
Option 2: VS Code Dev Containers (The "Laziest" & Best Way) ⭐
If you use VS Code, this is superior because it sets up the environment, CLI, extensions, and file syncing automatically. When you are done, you just delete the Docker volume.

Create a .devcontainer folder in your workspace.

Add a devcontainer.json:

JSON

{
"name": "Serverpod Sandbox",
"image": "dart:stable",
"customizations": {
"vscode": {
"extensions": ["dart-code.dart-code"]
}
},
"postCreateCommand": "dart pub global activate serverpod_cli && export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.pub-cache/bin"",
"remoteEnv": {
"PATH": "${containerEnv:PATH}:/root/.pub-cache/bin"
}
}
Open the folder in VS Code and click "Reopen in Container".

Once inside the terminal (which is now inside Docker), just run:

Bash

serverpod create mypod
cd mypod/mypod_server
docker compose up -d --build
dart bin/main.dart
This way, nothing is installed on your host machine except Docker. If you don't like it, just delete the folder and prune the images.

Hope this helps!