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[SUGGESTION] Add Dockerfile for 24/7 automation #2

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kernelwernel opened this issue Dec 8, 2022 · 4 comments
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[SUGGESTION] Add Dockerfile for 24/7 automation #2

kernelwernel opened this issue Dec 8, 2022 · 4 comments

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@kernelwernel
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Hi! I really like your project man. Is it possible if you could add this to docker? It would be immensely useful if you could do that :)

@mstephen19
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mstephen19 commented Dec 8, 2022

Yo! That's a fantastic suggestion. In the past, I built a bot that runs an automated browser in Node.js that could easily be Dockerized. I don't think Dockerizing this Chrome extension would be practical in most cases. Instead, it would be much more practical to run an automated Firefox/Chrome browser using Playwright. Inputs would be added via a JSON file.

Does this sound like what you have in mind? Thanks for creating an issue btw!

@kernelwernel
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Yo! That's a fantastic suggestion. In the past, I built a bot that runs an automated browser in Node.js that could easily be Dockerized. I don't think Dockerizing this Chrome extension would be practical in most cases. Instead, it would be much more practical to run an automated Firefox/Chrome browser using Playwright. Inputs would be added via a JSON file.

Does this sound like what you have in mind? Thanks for creating an issue btw!

Yep! I tried to dockerise your code myself but I was unsuccessful at it (web/chrome automation isn't really my strongest skill). But yes, that's what I was thinking about. Adding a Dockerfile would allow people to run it in a VPS or something, which is sort of what I wanna try to do :)

@mstephen19
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Would you want this Dockerized version to run off of the Chrome extension? I only ask because the Chrome extension is very UI-focused, but if someone is Dockerizing something, I'd assume they're comfortable with editing a JSON config file.

@kernelwernel
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yeah, a json file would be absolutely amazing.

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