Wizard for documenting ontologies. WIDOCO is a step by step generator of HTML templates with the documentation of your ontology. It uses the LODE environment to create part of the template.
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Automatic build and push of docker image to dockerhub #697
This merge request completes the feature request #696
In order for the new workflow to work. Several additional actions need to be taken:
On dockerhub
1) Go to https://hub.docker.com/ and create an account if you don't already have one
2) Create a private token with read/write privileges
3) Create a public repository named 'Widoco' and fill out the metadata (point towards this github repository)
On github
1) Go to the settings of the Widoco repository
2) Under Secrets and variables / Actions create 2 new secrets named
3) Under 'variables' tab, create the new variable DOCKER_REPOwith your username followed by the dockerhub repository name. In my case: vbp8501mvda/widoco
4) Create a new release to test the configuration and deploy the first docker image on dockerhub
5) Celebrate!
This merge request completes the feature request #696
In order for the new workflow to work. Several additional actions need to be taken:
On dockerhub 1) Go to https://hub.docker.com/ and create an account if you don't already have one 2) Create a private token with read/write privileges 3) Create a public repository named 'Widoco' and fill out the metadata (point towards this github repository)
On github 1) Go to the settings of the Widoco repository 2) Under Secrets and variables / Actions create 2 new secrets named
3) Under 'variables' tab, create the new variable
DOCKER_REPO
with your username followed by the dockerhub repository name. In my case:vbp8501mvda/widoco
4) Create a new release to test the configuration and deploy the first docker image on dockerhub 5) Celebrate!