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(2020)","is_private","last_updated","2022-05-26T21:21:57.722013Z","last_modified","2024-10-16T13:48:34.145251Z","media_types",[56],"application/vnd.docker.container.image.v1+json","name","pull_count",276,"repository_type","star_count",0,"status",1,"status_description","active","source","collaborator_count","full_description","This container allows to replicate Kranz and Puetz (conditionally accepted, AER): Methods Matter: p-Hacking and Publication Bias in Causal Analysis in Economics: Comment . \n\nFirst install Docker. Then pull this image from Dockerhub. Type in your Linux shalle the command:\n\n```\ndocker pull skranz/mm_comment:latest\n```\n\n## Running without Stata\n\nTo run the container without Stata, adapt the following command and then run it in the shell:\n\n```\ndocker run -entrypoint=\"/usr/bin/with-contenv bash\" --name mm_comment -d -p 8805:8787 -e ROOT=FALSE -e USER=rstudio -e PASSWORD= skranz/mm_comment:latest\n```\nYou need to replace `` by a password of your choice.\n\nThe container hosts RStudio Server that you can access to from your web browser under\n\n`http://localhost:8805` \n\nIn the log-in screen type as username `rstudio` and as password the password you have specified in you docker run command above.\n\nIn RStudio open the file `README.md` in the directory `methods_matter_comment` and follow the instructions there. All R code can be run, but to run the Stata code, you need to map a Stata 16 license as explained below.\n\nIf you want to access the Linux shell inside your container, you can open in RStudio `Tools -> Shell`. To install additional software that require sudo rights, you may want to change the `-e ROOT=FALSE` to `-e ROOT=TRUE` in your docker run command.\n\n## Stopping the container\n\nIf you want to change the run command (e.g. add a Stata license) you first have to stop and remove your container. For this run on your server:\n\n```\ndocker stop mm_comment\ndocker rm mm_comment\n```\n\n## Running with Stata\n\nTo use Stata in the docker container adapt the following command:\n\n```\ndocker run -entrypoint=\"/usr/bin/with-contenv bash\" --name mm_comment -d -p 8805:8787 -e ROOT=FALSE -e USER=rstudio -e PASSWORD= -v :/usr/local/stata/stata.lic skranz/mm_comment:latest\n```\n\nYou also need to replace `` with the complete file path to a stata.lic license file on your computer. This file can typically be found in your Stata folder (better make a copy). Make sure that you still satisfy the terms of your Stata license if you run it in the container.\n\nThe container contains Stata 16 (from the dataeditors container). So it probably only works with a Stata 16 licencse. \n\n### Using Stata interactively in RStudio in the container\n\nWe added to the docker container the following R package:\n\nhttps://github.com/skranz/RStudioStataConsole\n\nIt allows to use Stata interactively from your RStudio Server instance running in your webbrowser.\n\nYou can start a Stata session in a terminal by clicking here in RStudio on\n\n`Addins -> Start Stata`\n\n(Or manually by `Tools -> Shell` and then typing `stata` in the shell console).\n\nYou can open and edit do file in the file pane by clicking on it in the file pane.\n\nTo run a do file that is active in your editor use\n\n`Addins -> Run do file`\n\nTo run a single line from an open do file in the Stata terminal do the following:\n\n1. Put the cursor on the line in the do file that you want to run\n2. Make sure you have the Stata terminal window open\n3. Press Ctrl-Alt-Enter\n\nTo show the current data set in your Stata terminal session use in RStudio\n\n`Addins -> View Stata Data`\n\n(This will first export in Stata the current data set into a temporary .dta file and the load and view it in RStudio. Should the creation of the data set take longer than 5 seconds, there will be a time out)\n \n## Mapping replication repository folder on your server into the container\n\nIf you adapt scripts etc, the changes will only be present inside the docker container. While you can download files from RStudio, you may want to directly affect affect a directory on your computer outside the container. You can do so by specifying volumes in the docker run command. See here for details:\n\nhttps://docs.docker.com/storage/volumes/\n\nAssume you have downloaded and unpacked our openICPSR repository on a windows PC. Then adapt the following comman:\n```\ndocker run -entrypoint=\"/usr/bin/with-contenv bash\" --name mm_comment -d -p 8805:8787 -e ROOT=FALSE -e USER=rstudio -e PASSWORD= -v :/usr/local/stata/stata.lic -v :/home/rstudio/methods_matter_comment skranz/mm_comment:latest\n```\nYou have to change `` to the main directory of your code supplement on your computer (the main directory is the directory where the `mm_repliation.Proj` is located).\n\n## Running main.R directly with a docker run command\n\nIf for some reason you just want to check, whether the replication scripts run without starting RStudio, you could adapt and run the Docker run command below:\n\n```\ndocker run --user rstudio -v :/usr/local/stata/stata.lic -it -v :/home/rstudio/methods_matter_comment skranz/mm_comment:latest R -e 'Sys.setenv(\"PATH\" = paste(Sys.getenv(\"PATH\"),\"/usr/local/stata/\",sep=\":\")); setwd(\"/home/rstudio/methods_matter_comment\");options(stata.silent=TRUE); source(\"Scripts/main.R\")'\n```\n\nYou need to adapt the mounted paths to the stata.lic file and to your code supplement. 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