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Using Docker

NOTE: Experimental; feedback via GitHub issues much appreciated.

You can run oss-dashboard with Docker or docker-compose.

If you have already set up postgres server for oss-dashboard, you should run oss-dashboard by Docker.
If you don't have any postgres server, you should run oss-dashboard by docker-compose. docker-compose run oss-dashboard and postgres container at the same time.

Docker

  docker build -t oss-dashboard .
  docker run \
    -e GH_ACCESS_TOKEN=${GH_ACCESS_TOKEN} \
    oss-dashboard

If you configure dashboard/github settings, you write configuration files (config-dashboard.yaml and config-github.yaml) in this root dir. (See Setup section about the contents of configuration files)

Then execute the following commands.

  docker build -t oss-dashboard .
  docker run \
    -v $PWD/config-dashboard.yaml:/oss-dashboard/config-dashboard.yaml \
    -v $PWD/config-github.yaml:/oss-dashboard/config-github.yaml \
    -v $PWD/data:/oss-dashboard/data \  # if you need data files (specified `data-directory`), you need this line.
    -v $PWD/html:/oss-dashboard/html \  # if you need html files (specified `www-directory`), you need this line.
    oss-dashboard refresh-dashboard.rb --ghconfig config-github.yaml config-dashboard.yaml

If you connect to your organization's GitHub Enterprise, you must specify your GitHub Enterprise API endpoint to OCTOKIT_API_ENDPOINT.

  docker run \
    -v $PWD/config-dashboard.yaml:/oss-dashboard/config-dashboard.yaml \
    -v $PWD/config-github.yaml:/oss-dashboard/config-github.yaml \
    -e OCTOKIT_API_ENDPOINT=https://github.mycompany.com/api/v3/ \
    oss-dashboard refresh-dashboard.rb --ghconfig config-github.yaml config-dashboard.yaml

Docker Compose

Before running oss-dashboard by docker-compose, you need to prepare config-dashboard.yaml (and config-github.yaml if you need) in root dir.
Then you run the following command.

docker-compose up

If you need to use config-github.yaml (see Setup section), you rewrite docker-compose.yml as follows and execute docker-compose up command.

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    command: refresh-dashboard.rb --ghconfig config-github.yaml config-dashboard.yaml  # Add `--ghconfig` option
    volumes:
       - ./config-dashboard.yaml:/oss-dashboard/config-dashboard.yaml
       - ./config-github.yaml:/oss-dashboard/config-github.yaml   # Stop commentting out
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