Open JoshuaMunoz opened 3 years ago
https://hub.docker.com/r/ericjmarti/inventory-hunter
⚡️ Get notified as soon as your next CPU, GPU, or game console is in stock
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These steps should work on any supported Docker platform, but they have been specifically tested on Raspberry Pi OS with Docker already installed.
Clone this repository and pull the latest image from Docker Hub:
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ git clone https://github.com/EricJMarti/inventory-hunter pi@raspberrypi:~ $ cd inventory-hunter pi@raspberrypi:~/inventory-hunter $ docker pull ericjmarti/inventory-hunter:latest
Create your own configuration file based on one of the provided examples:
Start the Docker container using the provided docker_run.bash script, specifying the required arguments.
If using Discord or Slack, the format of your command will look like this:
$ ./docker_run.bash -c <config_file> -a <discord_or_slack> -w <webhook_url>
pi@raspberrypi:~/inventory-hunter $ ./docker_run.bash -c ./config/newegg_rtx_3070.yaml -a discord -w https://discord.com/api/webhooks/...
If using an SMTP relay, the format of your command will look like this:
$ ./docker_run.bash -c <config_file> -e <email_address> -r <relay_ip_address>
pi@raspberrypi:~/inventory-hunter $ ./docker_run.bash -c ./config/newegg_rtx_3070.yaml -e myemail@email.com -r 127.0.0.1
Dockerhub Link:
https://hub.docker.com/r/ericjmarti/inventory-hunter
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⚡️ Get notified as soon as your next CPU, GPU, or game console is in stock
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Fill this out as best as you can. Documentation about these can be found here:
These steps should work on any supported Docker platform, but they have been specifically tested on Raspberry Pi OS with Docker already installed.
Clone this repository and pull the latest image from Docker Hub:
Create your own configuration file based on one of the provided examples:
Start the Docker container using the provided docker_run.bash script, specifying the required arguments.
If using Discord or Slack, the format of your command will look like this:
$ ./docker_run.bash -c <config_file> -a <discord_or_slack> -w <webhook_url>
Discord example:
If using an SMTP relay, the format of your command will look like this:
$ ./docker_run.bash -c <config_file> -e <email_address> -r <relay_ip_address>
SMTP example: