so I decided to use your TrelloBot for logging Trello activity, also decided, it would be best to use Docker for running, so I added support for that.
Also tweaked structure a bit to make it more readable, all the logic is within src directory.
The problem I found using docker is that, you have to make sure .latestActivityID exists within src folder. If not, docker-compose.yml creates directory named .latestActivityID instead of file. I could not find solution to that, maybe someone will.
Running TrelloBot in docker is simple
First of all, image needs to be built: $ docker-compose build
After that we can spin up container with: $ docker-compose up, for detached container just add -d flag, $ docker-compose up -d.
Hey,
so I decided to use your TrelloBot for logging Trello activity, also decided, it would be best to use Docker for running, so I added support for that.
Also tweaked structure a bit to make it more readable, all the logic is within
srcdirectory.The problem I found using docker is that, you have to make sure
.latestActivityIDexists withinsrcfolder. If not,docker-compose.ymlcreates directory named.latestActivityIDinstead of file. I could not find solution to that, maybe someone will.Running TrelloBot in docker is simple
First of all, image needs to be built:
$ docker-compose buildAfter that we can spin up container with:$ docker-compose up, for detached container just add-dflag,$ docker-compose up -d.I can also update readme file, if you wish.