Closed viranch closed 8 years ago
Assuming you have pip
installed (and you certainly should if you do any work with Python), you can install dockerize
locally with the following command:
pip2 install --user git+http://github.com/larsks/dockerize.git
However the best case scenario would be to have the package hosted on PyPi (the Python package repository). This would permit easy install (e.g. pip2 install --user dockerize
).
I've forked the repo and made changes so that it can be easily packaged and uploaded to PyPi. I'll submit a pull request and see if @larsks is interested in submitting it to PyPi. Alternatively, I can submit it myself. I already have a number of packages/library on PyPi (and have a corresponding workflow) so I don't mind taking care of it if need be.
I will also update the README with installation information.
My fork is at https://github.com/brbsix/dockerize
Why not just submit a PR and see what happens?
I was just about to submit one when I saw this. Should have it ready in a few minutes. :)
This package is now available on pypi: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/undocker
It'd be nice to have instructions in the README for installing dockerize.
EDIT: Preferably, without having to clone the git repository.