#Docker

The Corpus can be run inside a Docker container. The Docker container does not support Elasticsearch yet, so the site search functions will not work.

Setting up the Docker container

1. Download and install Virtualbox.

2. Download and install Docker.

3. Sync the Corpus repository so that you have the latest version from Github.

4. Open your terminal application (Terminal on a Mac).

5. Use the cd command to change into the Corpus directory. For example, on my computer:

   cd /Users/benjaminflorin/RubymineProjects/grammars
   

6. Create a local copy of the database:

   sqlite3 grammars_development.sqlite < grammars_development.sql
   

7. Build the Docker container:

   docker-compose build
   

Running the Docker container

1. Use the cd command to change into the Corpus directory. For example, on my computer:

   cd /Users/benjaminflorin/RubymineProjects/grammars
   

2. Run the Docker container:

   docker-compose up
   

Troubleshooting

Stopping Docker

To stop Docker, press ctrl-c from inside the Terminal where Docker is running.

Fixing "A server is already running"

Remove the server's .pid file. From the grammars directory in your Terminal:

rm tmp/pids/server.pid