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# docker-terasology
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Automatic builds are provided by dockerhub and my own jenkins instance.
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For all enthusiasts who just want to have a running server:
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- `docker pull qwick/terasology:latest`
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- or with version: `docker pull qwick/terasology:1.2.1-alpha`
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For all developers who want a unstable build for debugging or just testing purposes:
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- `docker pull qwick/terasology:unstable-latest`
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- a versioned tag is available too.
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Versioned tags may change over time.
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## Versioning
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To avoid confusion here the docker image tag schema:
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Stable:
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- `<engineVersion>-<displayVersion>` e.g. `1.2.1-alpha`
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Unstable:
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- `unstable-<engineVersion>-<buildNumber>` e.g. `unstable-1.2.2-SNAPSHOT-1806`
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## Small guide
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Be aware that this image provides a bare terasology server, if you want to enable specific modules, you have to do this yourself.
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Just bind the provided volume of the container to a local directory and edit the generated config.cfg after the first run of the container.
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Best practice would be cloning this repository and using docker-compose to pull and start the image.
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1. Edit the ```docker-compose.yml``` file for the location of the volume mount.
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2. Pull the image with ```docker-compose pull```.
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3. Start it with ```docker-compose up``` and watch the output for errors.
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4. Edit the generated config.cfg at the location of the mount and proceed with until your server runs like you want.
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There may be standard configurations in the future for specific use cases, may be... ;-)
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More information about terasology can be found on following sites:
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* https://github.com/MovingBlocks/Terasology
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* http://terasology.org/
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