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This will allow this bot to be run in the node js docker container. To build just pull down the forked repository, move into the projects directory change the configuration file to the desired settings and to build the image run "docker build -t name/twitter-image-bot . --no-cache". Then to run the docker run command would be docker run -d \ --name=dogbot \ -e PUID=1000 \ -e PGID=1000 \ -v /opt/twitter-image-bot/images1:/images1 \ -v /opt/twitter-image-bot/images2:/images1 \ --restart unless-stopped \ name/twitter-image-bot:latest You can change images, add or remove if you keep the -v flags by navigating to /opt/twitter-image-bot/ to see those two image folders.
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This will allow this bot to be run in the node js docker container. To build just pull down the forked repository, move into the projects directory change the configuration file to the desired settings and to build the image run
docker build -t name/twitter-image-bot . --no-cache. Then to run the docker run command would beYou can change images, add or remove if you keep the
-vflags by navigating to/opt/twitter-image-bot/to see those two image folders.