Add Dockerfile to get the tokens

[DavidDeSloovere]

#33
Most of this is generated. Readme got automatically formatted after I changed the content.

I was able to build and the container successfully in VS Code.

The next step would be to build the container in a Github action a publish it to either your repo's Artifacts or official Docker hub. I have done that recently in my own project.

I wonder if this should go into a separate repo.

[Chouffy]

Hey @DavidDeSloovere , thanks a lot for your PR! It sounds really great and I appreciate the time and effort you put into this.
However I'm out of any computer for the next few months and I would like to test it before merging.
Do you mind to wait a bit?

[Chouffy]

@maartenhendrix : do you think you could give me a help here, if you want and can?

[maartenhendrix]

I'm not sure if I can. Also not near a computer for some time 😬

[DavidDeSloovere]

Update for latest version.

[Chouffy]

Hey @DavidDeSloovere thanks for updating this!
Few questions as I'm not experienced in Docker:

• Is it expected that there's docker build docker build on this line
• Do we have to use the homeassistant_tgtg_tokens tag? is it a docker tar or a git branch? #noobhere

[DavidDeSloovere]

Only 1 docker build is required. Good catch!

In homeassistant_tgtg_tokens:latest, homeassistant_tgtg_tokens is the name of the image and latest is the tag. Better to name it explicitly, I vaguely recall that otherwise it uses the github repo name, which could change. If you want to use home_assistant_tgtg_tokens, that's fine also. It's just the local image. As there is no push to the docker registry (for now). If you push from github to docke registry, then people would not need to build the image locally.

Had merge conflicts on readme, I can work with git (somewhat), but not experienced with github flow, forks etc... so hope I didn't make it worse.

[tjorim]

LGTM, it would be nice to add a pre-built docker image.
It should be possible to build and host it here with some GitHub Actions.
For now, this is already an improvement IMO.

[DavidDeSloovere]

On another project I have a GH action that builds and uploads the image into the artifacts of the repo.
https://github.com/DavidDeSloovere/giphy-cli/blob/main/.github/workflows/publish.yml

Might be better in a separate PR.

[tjorim]

On another project I have a GH action that builds and uploads the image into the artifacts of the repo.
https://github.com/DavidDeSloovere/giphy-cli/blob/main/.github/workflows/publish.yml

Might be better in a separate PR.

Agreed, merged as first version.
Thanks for your contribution, @DavidDeSloovere!

[DasPflanze]

Hey everyone,
the provided solution to get the tokens with docker seems to be a bit bloated for only running one script. It took several minutes on my server to run it. On another issue I posted my way a ran the skript:
#72 (comment)
If you want some help I could try to write everything into a dockerfile, so you only have to build and run it.

Edit:
Ignore what I wrote. To get it running faster you only need to change the Python Version from 3.8 to 3.9. As I found out in #72 (comment).