Use the Dockerfile to build a simple Docker container for development. The base image is derived from docker-gradle, a simple image that contains both gradle (v6.4) and adoptopenjdk11.
Create docker image (in atlas-checks root).
docker build --rm --tag checks .Create a docker container from the "checks" image. By default, the container exposes the gradle
wrapper (gradlew) script that invokes project's latest version of gradle. With this, you can
run the following commands: run, build, buildCheck
docker run [image name] [gradle command]Build the project (runs unit and integration tests).
docker run checks clean build
Run the default gradle run command. This will download a example pbf from geofabrik, execute the
atlas checks specified in the default configuration, and save the results to
/app/atlas-checks/build/example/flag
docker run checks run
Run the gradle run command using your local directory as the source. This is useful for local development -- as changes to to the source code will be reflected when executing the command. Also, outputs will be stored on your local machine.
docker run --mount type=bind,src=/path/to/local/atlas-checks,dst=/app/atlas-checks checks run \
-Pchecks.local.countries=AIA \
-Pchecks.local.checkFilter=SpikyBuildingCheck