instructions unclear lol

e.g. formatting is messed up

if use virtual machine
modify Gruntfile.js

server.listen( httpPort, function() {
	console.log()
	console.log( "HTTP Server running at http://%s:%d", httpHost, httpPort );
});
	}, done );

which, where, what?

@superyyao why not make a PR with a proper diff?

Sorry , modify server.js not Gruntfile.js
if use virtual machine
modify server.js

server.listen( httpPort, function() {
console.log()
console.log( "HTTP Server running at http://%s:%d", httpHost, httpPort );
});
}, done );`
Thanks, @minj

yeah, my problem is I can't get an older build than 1.12.1 to work. It just times out.

I'll try the VM, thanks.

Related to #359

Hi there,

I created a docker image that allows you to run the jQuery UI theme roller and download builder locally:

https://hub.docker.com/r/intera/jquery-ui

I hope it helps to run the Theme Roller locally.

It should be as simple as running

docker run --rm -p 8088:8088 intera/jquery-ui:latest

and the opening this URL in your browser:

http://localhost:8088/

Edit: Fixed the link to docker hub.

@astehlik your solution worked pretty well for me, no overhead and easy to get it running. Thank you!

@astehlik Your solution did work great but I am only able to download 1.12 themes it appears and I need 1.9.x themes for the app I have. Any ideas for a workaround?

@ddison Thanks for your feedback.

I tried to download the 1.9.2 version and also got an error. After some digging I was able to solve the problem with a patch. Please pull the newest Docker image and try again.

If you are interested: the patch applied can be found here:
https://github.com/Intera/docker-jquery-ui/blob/master/patches/fix-basename-calls.diff

I hope it works with the new image.

Great! Maybe someone likes to run the docker image on their server so everybody can access it to download the latest builds

Great! Maybe someone likes to run the docker image on their server so everybody can access it to download the latest builds

maybe, even, I don't know, possibly someone like, perhaps, the OpenJS team who broke the download in the first place :)

Hi there,

I created a docker image that allows you to run the jQuery UI theme roller and download builder locally:

https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/intera/jquery-ui

I hope it helps to run the Theme Roller locally.

It should be as simple as running

docker run --rm -p 8088:8088 intera/jquery-ui:latest

and the opening this URL in your browser:

http://localhost:8088/

@jorydotcom would it not be possible to run this dockerimage on your infrastructure, maybe with a link from the old download page, so that the builder would be available to everyone unable (or unwilling) to run docker images.

@gbjbaanb I like the idea and I'll see if I can setup a public server.

Unfortunately there is an issue when loading an existing theme that needs to be sorted out first:

Intera/docker-jquery-ui#1

Without fixing that running a public server would not make much sense ;) Any help on this is highly appreciated.

A public demo of the Docker image is now running here:

Theme Roller

https://jquery-ui.intera.ws/themeroller/

Download Builder

https://jquery-ui.intera.ws/download/