DockerBUILDs
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Collection of Dockerfiles created to build & pack various tools.
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- [1. How to use ](#1-how-to-use )
- [1.1. CLI ](#11-cli )
- [2. Tools ](#2-tools )
- [2.1. Bandwhich ](#21-bandwhich )
- [2.2. auto-editor ](#22-auto-editor )
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# 1. How to use
Run the build-script `script/build.sh` with the path to the tool you want to build.
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The docker-image will be tagged with `default` and the detected version/commit-hash.
You can add more tags or change the existing tag-naming-scheme using the environment-variable `TAG` .
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## 1.1. CLI
`script/build.sh <toolPath> [extra-args for docker build ..]`
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### 1.1.1. Environment-Variables
Variable | Description | Default
-|-|-
`TAG` | Tag for Docker-building | `TAGPREFIX` + `NAME`
`TAGPREFIX` | Set a prefix to the default-tag | -
`NAME` | Change the name used in the tag | *FolderName*
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# 2. Tools
## 2.1. Bandwhich
### 2.1.1. Source
>This is a CLI utility for displaying current network utilization by process, connection and remote IP/hostname
https://github.com/imsnif/bandwhich
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### 2.1.2. Example
```
docker run -it --net host bandwhich -i eth0
```
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## 2.2. auto-editor
### 2.2.1. Source
>Auto-Editor is a command line application for automatically editing video and audio by analyzing a variety of methods, most notably audio loudness.
https://github.com/WyattBlue/auto-editor
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### 2.2.2. Example
Speed-up silent part of videos:
```
docker run -v /home/ruakij/Videos:/video auto-build --no-open --silent-speed 8 --margin 0.2sec "input.webm" -o edited.mp4
```
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### 2.2.3. Comment
TODO: Unfortunately the tool requires ffmpeg which is a huge tool and blows up the size of the image. I have to find a way to use a minimized version of it.
