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Installation

Table of Contents

Docker Image

  1. Pull Docker Image
docker pull bleenco/abstruse
  1. Make directory on host where configuration and database will be stored (not mandatory)
mkdir ~/abstruse-config
  1. Run Image
docker run -dit --restart always -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock -v ~/abstruse-config:/root/abstruse -p 6500:6500 bleenco/abstruse

Note that we are exposing hosts /var/run/docker.sock to abstruse image. This is the only way you persist native docker performance. All builds or jobs will actually run on the host.

You could also not expose /var/run/docker.sock to abstruse but performance will not be as it should be. At least we couldn't find appropriate storage-driver or storage-driver combination that this will run with good performance. This will actually run docker-in-docker and please try to avoid this while using abstruse docker image.

  1. Open Application

Run your favorite Chrome browser and navigate to http://localhost:6500. You should see abstruse setup page which will guide you throught the initial setup.

Non amd64

Abstruse is intended to work on amd64 architectures, however, if you're willing to install abstruse on a rasp, odroid or any other kind of computer you have to tweak Dockerfile to target other architectures such as arm64 (aarch64) and so forth.

You can check this notes as a comments on https://github.com/bleenco/abstruse/blob/master/Dockerfile

Install From npm

Note: This requires node version >= 6.x.x installed on your host. We advise you that you run latest version of node.

$ npm install abstruse -g

After the installation, running a server is as easy as running the following command:

$ abstruse

Run From Source

git clone https://github.com/bleenco/abstruse.git
cd abstruse
npm install

Then open two terminal instances and in the first run:

npm run dev # this compiles and run API

in the second instance run:

npm start # this will build UI part of the application and open browser at http://localhost:8000

Run Test Builds

After you got everything up and running, you can trigger some test builds that are stored in tests/dev-scripts/, i.e.

node ./tests/dev-scripts/push-d3.js