It would help to have a Dockerfile and a published Docker image. This will allow convenient usage without having to install the requirements. Providing a Docker Compose file will also help, such as to configure the number of CPUs as per issue #10.
The Compose file could map the directories into which data is downloaded, and where the file is written out, so they're writable. As noted in issue #12, it would be great if the Docker image is fully self sufficient, so it can work entirely offline.
It would help to have a Dockerfile and a published Docker image. This will allow convenient usage without having to install the requirements. Providing a Docker Compose file will also help, such as to configure the number of CPUs as per issue #10.
The Compose file could map the directories into which data is downloaded, and where the file is written out, so they're writable. As noted in issue #12, it would be great if the Docker image is fully self sufficient, so it can work entirely offline.
As a limited example, but probably not a perfect one, see https://github.com/AbdBarho/stable-diffusion-webui-docker , although I am not requesting a webUI if that's complicated.