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36 lines
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## Building and developing shinyDAG
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### shinyDAG dev environment
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I use the Dockerfile in this folder to create a fully-featured RStudio docker container that is *pretty close* to the final shinyDAG environment.
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Note that it's not perfect and if you install packages into this container, you'll need to also update the main shinyDAG docker file [here](../Dockerfile).
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To create the dev environment:
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```bash
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# make sure you're in the ./dev folder
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cd dev
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# make the dev image
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docker build -t shinydag-dev .
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# move back to shinyDAG proper and start up the dev image
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cd ..
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docker run --rm -p 8787:8787 -v $(pwd):/home/rstudio/shinydag -e PASSWORD="password" shinydag-dev
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```
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(Note that you should probably change the password above, but if you're only running locally it's not a big deal.)
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Then navigate to <localhost:8787> and login using the password you entered.
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### Create shinyDAG image
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```bash
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docker build -t gerkelab/shinydag:dev .
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# To send up to docker hub
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docker push
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```
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The `:dev` indicates that this image is tagged `dev`, but this can be anything you want.
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If you don't add a tag, it's assumed to be `:latest` which is kind of like git's `master` but for docker containers.
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