Docker based examples of TunNetView

This repository illustrates how to use TunNetView application with docker.

Build the docker image with

docker build -t vcity/tunnetview https://github.com/VCityTeam/TunNetView-docker.git -f Context/Dockerfile

Additionnaly you might wish to specify a TunNetView commit number e.g.

docker build --build-arg checkoutName=9e79839f158f4  -t vcity/tunnetview https://github.com/VCityTeam/TunNetView-docker.git -f Context/Dockerfile

Run the resulting container

A simple run of the container

The commande goes

docker run -p 0.0.0.0:8000:8080/tcp [--detach] --rm -t vcity/tunnetview

and open a web browser on URL http://localhost:8000/

Notes concerning the above argument:

• you can specify the branch or a commit in the build arg checkoutName (default = master)
• in the above docker run command the optional --detach argument requires the container to run in background (detached mode),
• the published port (the 8000 in the above -p flag argument of the the docker run command) can be changed but has to match with the port given (within the URL) when browsing

Using environment variables to parametrize the container run

TunNetView recognizes environment variables that can be used by docker. For example you might try

docker run [--detach] --rm -e PORT='8080' -e SYNTHETIC_CAVE_URL=https://dataset-dl.liris.cnrs.fr/synthetic-cave-and-tunnel-systems/Cave/cave_sub_1_grid_size_x_1_grid_size_y_1_point_cloud-3dtiles/tileset-translated-to-lyon-cathedral.json -t vcity/tunnetview