# create a local folder for custom dictionaries.
$ mkdir -p bareun/var/custom-dict
# run bareun docker
$ docker run \
-d \
--restart unless-stopped \
--name bareun \
--user $UID:$GID \
-p 5656:5656 \
-p 9902:9902 \
-v bareun/var:/bareun/var \
bareunai/bareun:latest
You sholud visit http://localhost:5656/ to activate bareun service.
Please follow the steps below.
To use Barun, you must use a programming language.
Choose your preferred development language. You can choose Python, Java, JavaScript, R, etc.
pip install bareunpybareunRBareunnpm install bareunIf the language you want to use is not among these, for example go language, php, ruby, php, .net, you can use bareun by following the manual. Please refer to the manual entry http://localhost:5757/manual/extend.
Through this 5656 port, three services are performed simultaneously.
Besides, you can try out the features and view the documentation for bareun.
Because Barun runs as a server, various monitoring methods are available. You can view logs or view service status.
# docker logs -f [container-id or container-name]
$ docker logs -f bareun
You can view the service status via http://localhost:9902/. The bareun docker image includes envoy by default.
If you want to use it in a closed network without internet or use it all the time, you must obtain a dedicated license. To obtain a license, refer https://bareun.ai/.
After receiving the license file, copy the license.pem file to bareun/var.
$ cp license-your-own.pem bareun/var/license.pem
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