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Docker
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There are docker files available to quickly get a version of wger up and
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running. They are all located under ``extras/docker`` if you want to build
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them yourself.
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Development
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This image installs the application using virtualenv, uses a sqlite database
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and serves it with django's development server.
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First build the image::
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docker build -t wger/devel .
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Run a container and start the application::
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docker run -ti --name wger.devel --publish 8000:8000 wger/devel
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(in docker) source ~/venv/bin/activate
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(in docker) python manage.py runserver 0.0.0.0:8000
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Now you can access the application on port 8000 of your host (probably just
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http://localhost:8000).
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Depending on what you intend to do with it, you might want to map a local folder
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to the container. This is interesting if e.g. you want to keep the wger source
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code on your host machine and use docker only to serve it. Then you can do this::
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docker run -ti \
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--name wger.test1 \
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--publish 8005:8000 \
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--volume /path/to/local/wger/:/home/wger/src \
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wger/devel
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It will mount the local path *on top* of the folder in the container, basically
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exchanging one for the other. Please note that for this to work you need to
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manually checkout the code to ``/path/to/local/wger/`` and create a settings file
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as well.
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Apache
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This image runs the application using WSGI and apache.
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First build the image::
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docker build --tag wger/apache .
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Run a container and start the application::
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docker run -ti --name wger.apache --publish 8000:80 wger/apache
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Now you can access the application on port 8000 of your host (probably just
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http://localhost:8000). |