Many Julia replication packages have dependencies, which sometimes include the specific version of Julia (in particular versions prior to 1.0). This Docker image is meant to isolate and stabilize that environment, and should be portable across multiple operating system, as long as Docker is available.
See the 0setup.jl file, and update accordingly.
WARNING: not all packages might build, depending on whether the Julia base image has the relevant libraries. You might want to change Julia base image, or switch to another image from rocker.
Set the TAG and IMAGEID accordingly.
TAG=v$(date +%F)
MYIMG=aer-9999-8888
MYHUBID=aeadataeditor
docker build . -t $MYIMG:$TAGor if using the newer build system
DOCKER_BUILDKIT=1 docker build . -t $MYIMG:$TAGThe resulting docker image can be uploaded to Docker Hub, if desired.
docker push $MYHUBID/${MYIMG}:$TAGIf using a pre-built image on Docker Hub or the one you just created:
docker run -it --rm $MYHUBID/${MYIMG}:$TAGSomewhat more sophisticated, if you are in a project directory (for instance, the replication package you just downloaded), you can access it directly within the image as follows:
cd /path/to/project
docker run -it --rm -v $(pwd)/subdir:/code -w /code $MYHUBID/${MYIMG}:$TAG
You can now start to run code interactively, for testing.
To run code directly, use
docker run -it -v $(pwd):/code \
-w /code \
$MYHUBID/${MYIMG}:$TAG julia mainmulti.jl