yegor256/dmx-node repository overview

This Docker⁠ image helps you start a new DMX node.

First, you pull it⁠:

$ docker pull yegor256/dmx-node

It is recommended to use a specific version, though, like this one:

$ docker pull yegor256/dmx-node:0.6

Then, you run it:

$ docker run -d --name=dmx --restart=always -e GITHUB_TOKEN=... -e ARGS=... yegor256/dmx-node:0.6

The GitHub token you have to get here⁠.

The Secret you have to get in the config.yml file injected into 0dmx during deployment.

Here is how you install⁠ Docker. This manual⁠ is the simplest.

Additional params can be sent via -e ARGS=... argument. For example:

$ docker run "ARGS=--threads=1" ...

If you want to run it in an interactive mode, do it this way:

$ docker run -it --rm --entrypoint= yegor256/dmx-node:0.6 /bin/bash

⁠How to contribute?

First, fork the repo, make a branch, and make necessary changes to the files. Then, build the Docker image locally:

$ docker image build .

Then, if everything works, push the change to the branch and send a pull request.

Everything that is merged into master is picked up by Docker Hub⁠ automatically. Once you see a new green build there, you may want to create a new tag, to stabilize the version (replace the 2f1e65b6980e with the ID of the image in its latest version and 0.0 with the actual tag name):

$ docker pull yegor256/dmx-node
$ docker images
$ docker tag 2f1e65b6980e yegor256/dmx-node:0.0

And then, push the tag to the repo:

$ docker login
$ docker push yegor256/dmx-node:0.0
$ git tag 0.0 -m 'new release'
$ git push origin 0.0

Would be great to automate this via Rultor, BTW...