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Run Glint within Docker #1

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This pull request adds support for running Glint inside a Docker container. It introduces a Dockerfile that allows users to easily build and run Glint without needing to install Rust, Git, or other dependencies locally.

Key Changes:

  • Added a multi-stage Dockerfile for Glint.
    • The builder stage uses the official Rust image to compile Glint with a release profile.
    • The runtime stage uses Alpine Linux to provide a lightweight runtime environment for Glint.
  • Added configuration volume support to allow users to mount local configuration files.
  • Defined an entrypoint to run Glint directly, making it convenient for users to execute commands.

Usage Instructions:
To build the Docker image for Glint, run the following command:

docker build -t glint .

To run Glint within Docker:

docker run --rm -v /path/to/your/config:/glint glint [OPTIONS] <COLLECTION> [REQUEST]

This allows users to run Glint without installing Rust or other dependencies, simplifying the usage for those who prefer containerized tools.

Why this is useful:

  • Simplifies setup for users who do not wish to install Rust or manage dependencies manually.
  • Provides a consistent environment for running Glint, reducing compatibility issues.

Todos:

  • dockerfile
  • docs
  • (optional) github action to build/push image to container registry

@johnnyfreeman johnnyfreeman merged commit 87f4d3f into main Dec 2, 2024
@johnnyfreeman johnnyfreeman deleted the feature-docker branch December 2, 2024 03:06
johnnyfreeman added a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 9, 2024
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* updated docs

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