Simple Docker based server for RLCraft starting from version 2.9. By using this Docker image, you are indicating your agreement to Minecraft's EULA.
If you have make installed, simply run make build to build the image locally.
Otherwise, run docker build -t rlcraft:<TAG> . to build the image and tag it with whatever you replace <TAG> with.
If you have make installed, run make run to run the image. This will expose port 25565 (default minecraft server port) and will create a volume called rlcraft in the working directory. Inside this volume will be all the files stored in the /rlcraft directory in the container. Here, you will find all the files used by the server. If you want to load an existing world, you can place it here.
Otherwise, run docker run -p 25565:25565 rlcraft:<TAG> to run the image you previously built and expose port 25565. If you do not provide a volume here, it will create one by default with an obscure name. You can find out where the volume is stored by running docker inspect rlcraft:<TAG> on your image.