sjawhar/muselsl repository overview

⁠Usage

⁠Bash Alias

muselsl()
{
    local DOCKER_XAUTH=/tmp/.docker.xauth
    local DOCKER_XSOCK=/tmp/.X11-unix

    docker run --rm -it \
        --env DISPLAY \
        --env "XAUTHORITY=${DOCKER_XAUTH}" \
        --net host \
        --privileged \
        --volume "$(pwd):/app" \
        --workdir /app \
        --volume "${DOCKER_XAUTH}:${DOCKER_XAUTH}" \
        --volume "${DOCKER_XSOCK}:${DOCKER_XSOCK}" \
        --volume "${HOME}/.config/muselsl/bluetooth:/etc/bluetooth" \
        --volume "${HOME}/.config/muselsl/dbus:/etc/dbus-1" \
        --volume "${HOME}/.config/muselsl/devices:/var/lib/bluetooth" \
        sjawhar/muselsl $@
}

• Make sure to generate /tmp.docker.xauth before running this command, as outlined in this tutorial⁠. This is only needed if you need to open the visualizations, or if you build an app on top of this container which needs to interact with the X11 socket. Alternatively, consider using x11docker⁠.
• If ~/.config/muselsl didn't exist before running for the first time, it will be owned by root and you'll run into permission issues. Make sure you take ownership of them (chown -R) on the host.

⁠Dockerfile

You can also use this image to build apps which depend on muse-lsl. Simply use FROM sjawhar/muselsl then install all the other system and pip packages you need.