walfie/gbf-raidfinder repository overview

More info can be found on the GitHub repo: walfie/gbf-raidfinder⁠

Docker images are created with sbt-native-packager⁠.

⁠Pulling

You can pull the latest pre-built tagged image using:

docker pull walfie/gbf-raidfinder

⁠Running

The container exposes port 9000 as its HTTP port, and the application expects various environment variables to be set:

# Twitter API keys used by Twitter4J
oauth.consumerKey=*****
oauth.consumerSecret=*****
oauth.accessToken=*****
oauth.accessTokenSecret=*****

# Optional Redis connection string
GBF_REDIS_URL=redis://user:pass@host:1234

These can be set with the -e option or by saving them in a file and using --env-file.

For example, if the above was saved as the file /path/to/env, and you wanted to run the app on port 9000 of the host machine:

docker run -p 9000:9000 --env-file /path/to/env walfie/gbf-raidfinder

The above would bind port 9000 of the application to port 9000 of the host machine, and set environment variables based on the file.

This is equivalent to:

docker run -p 9000:9000 \
  -e oauth.consumerKey=***** \
  -e oauth.consumerSecret=***** \
  -e oauth.accessToken=***** \
  -e oauth.accessTokenSecret=***** \
  -e GBF_REDIS_URL=redis://user:pass@host:1234 \
  walfie/gbf-raidfinder

On success, the application will be available on port 9000 of the host machine.