Create Dockerfile #1805
Create Dockerfile #1805
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This dockerfile gives an easy way for users to build the source and run locally with no dependencies beyond docker. Volume mounts must be used to provide files needed for runtime. Ex (using Windows paths): ``` docker build -t minecraft-overviewer . docker run --rm -v F:/minecraft/client.jar:/root/.minecraft/versions/1.16/1.16.jar -v F:/minecraft/HelloWorld:/var/minecraft/input -v F:/minecraft/mcmap:/var/minecraft/output minecraft-overviewer /var/minecraft/input /var/minecraft/output ``` Example volume mounts explained: 1. the client.jar [required for textures](http://docs.overviewer.org/en/latest/running/#installing-the-textures) 2. the world to render, matches the first parameter passed to the image entrypoint 3. the where the map is saved to, matches the second parameter passed to the image entrypoint
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I don't want to maintain a dockerfile, so I will not be merging this. |
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@CounterPillow I'd like to ask you to reconsider. I'm happy to continue maintaining it myself, and even work on creating documentation to show examples of how to use it. I'd even be interested in setting up a CI pipeline to automatically build & publish new images. If, for some reason, I don't support it well enough you could always remove it at that point, but this is a great project that I'd be more than happy to be a part of. |
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You can happily maintain your Dockerfile outside of this repository. |
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If you wanted to maintain the dockerfile in the wiki on github, that sounds like it could be good too |
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Added to my own repo as requested (linking here in case other people come across this thread). |
This dockerfile gives an easy way for users to build the source and run locally with no dependencies beyond docker. Volume mounts must be used to provide files needed for runtime. Ex (using Windows paths):
Example volume mounts explained: