Docker images for ScanTailor and ScanTailor Advanced.
A data volume is defined at /data to use as a host-mapped data volume:
docker run -v $(pwd):/data -ti ryanfb/scantailor scantailor-cli --help
Note that ScanTailor Advanced is currently missing the scantailor-cli interface.
You can also use X11 forwarding to run the ScanTailor GUI:
docker run -v $(pwd):/data -e DISPLAY=192.168.0.235:0 ryanfb/scantailor:advanced scantailor
More details follow.
Configuration and buildingThere's a Makefile for Macs and Scantailor-Advanced.
make deps uses Homebrew to install XQuartz and socat.
Configuring XQuartz, per cntnr.io:
Now open up the preferences from the top menu and go to the last tab 'security'. There we need to make sure the "allow connections from network clients" is checked "on".
Before using XQuartz, log out of the OS and log back in.
make build-scantailor-advanced will build the Docker image, which includes downloading dependencies and building the app. This can take a few minutes.
In order:
make run-tunnel launches the socat tunnel. Leave this open and running. In another terminal:make run-xquartz launches Xquartz.make run-scantailor-advanced launches Scantailor Advanced.There are also builds for the "Early Access" release of ScanTailor Advanced, as well as the latest git revision. You can use these by replacing advanced in the above instructions with earlyaccess and head, respectively.
There's no longer a Mac Homebrew package for ScanTailor and this was the "easiest" way to get both it and ScanTailor Advanced working.
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