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Containers

pre-built images from docker hub for arm64 and amd64 are available, or you can build it by yourselves.

In this manual we will use docker command for containers creation/management but it can seamlessly be replaced with podman every time it is used.

The Dockerfile at the root of the repository controls the build process.

Pull images from DockerHub and run in container

  1. pull image
docker pull ankicommunity/anki-sync-server-rs:latest
  1. run it in background (you can specify the container name by passing --name=ankisyncd or use default name).And,you can pass env vars to following command line to add users,for example,following part of env vars will add an account whose username is test and password is 123456.
docker run -d -it --name=ankisyncd -e ANKISYNCD_USERNAME=test -e ANKISYNCD_PASSWORD=123456 ankicommunity/anki-sync-server-rs:latest
  1. add user If env variables are already set ,which means the account has been added,there is no need to do this step.If not,bring up the shell of the ankisyncd container(or default container name) and run command
docker exec -it ankisyncd /bin/bash
ankisyncd user -a username password
exit

Building in container, running on host

  1. In the root of the repository run:
docker build -t anki-sync-server-rs/builder:latest .
  1. Then exfiltrate the binary from the container:
docker run --rm --entrypoint cat anki-sync-server-rs/builder:latest /usr/local/bin/ankisyncd > ankisyncd
  1. Use the ankisyncd binary obtained as usual

Building and running in container

  1. Build the container:
docker build -t anki-sync-server-rs/runner:latest .
  1. Run it in foreground:
docker run -it anki-sync-server-rs/runner:latest