Add Dockerfile for running directly in a container #33
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jkuester
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Jan 24, 2025
| @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ dependencies = [ | |||
| "fhir.resources", | |||
| "antlr4-python3-runtime", | |||
| "antlr-ast", | |||
| "antlr-tools", | |||
| # "antlr-tools", | |||
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I think I need some help here. (Sorry, I am not very proficient with Python!) Every time I try to build the project (e.g. pip install .) with this dependency included, I get this error:
5.654 ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement antlr-tools (from tricc-oo) (from versions: none)
5.655 ERROR: No matching distribution found for antlr-tools
Am I missing something to get this to work? (You should be able to reproduce the error by re-including this package and then trying to build the Dockerfile...)
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Just wanted to share this here in case it seems useful to have in the main repo.
Some of us CHT folks do not do much experience with Python, but we work a lot with Docker. So, I put together a Dockerfile that allows executing tricc directly as a script, but wrapped in a Docker container.
I included build/usage instructions in the README.
(Thanks to @sugat009 for the Python assist to get me this far!)