You can use docker to create an interactive container with the toybox utilities.
To get started, use docker to download the container and save it as a TAR file:
sudo docker pull tianon/toybox sudo docker save tianon/toybox:latest -o local/toybox.tar sudo chmod a+r local/toybox.tar Then, use `convert_tarball_to_starnix_container` to convert the container into a Fuchsia package. Before running this command, make sure to build Fuchsia using an `fx set` command that has `--with //src/starnix`: ```posix-terminal fx host-tool convert_tarball_to_starnix_container --input-format docker-archive local/toybox.tar local/toybox.far
After you build Fuchsia, you can publish the Fuchsia toybox Fuchsia package to your local package repository:
ffx repository publish "$(fx get-build-dir)/amber-files" --package-archive local/toybox.far
You will need to repeat this command each time you rebuild Fuchsia because rebuilding Fuchsia recreates your local package repository.
You can now run the toybox container:
ffx component run /core/starnix_runner/playground:toybox fuchsia-pkg://fuchsia.com/toybox#meta/container.cm
There is nothing special about running toybox in this playground collection. You can run toybox anywhere in the component topology that has the starnix runner capability.
Once the container is running, you can use the console command to get an interactive console:
ffx starnix console --moniker /core/starnix_runner/playground:toybox /bin/sh