Hi! First off, I wanted to thank you for this project. This is amazing work. I was attempting to restore a Xerox 6060, which is a cousin of the AT&T 6300, and I was having multiple hardware issues. Your project gave me pretty much everything in one place. But I wanted to run my own instance of your work, and I've been on a container-kick for awhile and decided to take a stab at running PCjs in a docker container.
The files I created are very simple; I leverage the official jekyll docker image for all of the complicated stuff. Despite everything looking simple, it was a lot of trial-and-error at figuring out what was needed and what wasn't.
What I don't have in this pull request, though, is modifications to the Wiki. The build instructions are slightly different:
Clone this repository onto your computer
Install docker-compose
In the root of this repository, run docker-compose build
Run docker-compose up to start the web server
The one issue I've seen so far is the "PCjs Machines" link in the top-left links to 0.0.0.0, which I'm not sure why. Otherwise, it seems to run great.
Hi! First off, I wanted to thank you for this project. This is amazing work. I was attempting to restore a Xerox 6060, which is a cousin of the AT&T 6300, and I was having multiple hardware issues. Your project gave me pretty much everything in one place. But I wanted to run my own instance of your work, and I've been on a container-kick for awhile and decided to take a stab at running PCjs in a docker container.
The files I created are very simple; I leverage the official jekyll docker image for all of the complicated stuff. Despite everything looking simple, it was a lot of trial-and-error at figuring out what was needed and what wasn't.
What I don't have in this pull request, though, is modifications to the Wiki. The build instructions are slightly different:
docker-compose build
docker-compose up
to start the web serverThe one issue I've seen so far is the "PCjs Machines" link in the top-left links to 0.0.0.0, which I'm not sure why. Otherwise, it seems to run great.
Thanks again!