Spin up a Jupyter server with Docker:
CD into this directory and run:
docker build -t romero .
(this will build the romero.gateway from the current ome/master branch)
Run the docker image:
docker run -it -p 8888:8888 romero
Go to the respective URL in your browser and open the Get_Started
notebook in notebooks
,
or create a new 'OMERO R' notebook from scratch!
Notes:
- If you want to build a specific version or branch use:
docker build -t romero --build-arg ROMERO_VERSION=0.4.5 .
docker build -t romero --build-arg ROMERO_BRANCH_USER=ome --build-arg ROMERO_BRANCH=master .
- The Dockerfile uses the install.R script from the master branch.
You can specify a different script with the INSTALL_SCRIPT_URL
parameter.
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