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Create Github action to publish the docker #17
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Thanks for the suggestion, but I am not the author of docker files (I just coded this bot as a proof of concept). Perhaps @mitto98 could help with this. |
If you want, since the repo is yours, you can publish it freely on docker hub, otherwise, I can do it. |
My laptop conked out a few days ago. If you think an image of this bot will be helpful, feel free to upload it. I am no a docker expert but images are architecture dependent, aren't they? |
Yes, they are platform dependent but is possible to build arm in an x86 machine. |
Since I'm not the owner of the repo I'm not allowed to add an action, but I've created a pr with some edits and a script to build and pull the image. |
Not a bad idea, @mitto98. I am not interested in earning millions of $$ with this bot :-D so a GPL3 could work. |
@mitto98 I'm working on the brother repo- https://github.com/alfem/telegram-download-daemon. Because that is what I thinking, and I want you to create another item in your Dockerhub account to hold the second docker. Please come to talk with me in alfem/telegram-download-daemon#3 |
Currently, I'm working on a university assignment, so, you know, lack of time. |
Please create a comment here so we will discuss in the right place |
You can use GitHub Actions to auto publish the docker image to docker registry.
I can help you with that, but I have no "media server" (respbery PI or something), so it is currently a low priority for me.
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