MohamedElashri/Overleaf-Full

Docker container images of overleaf selfhosted community version with `full-scheme TexLive`

Overleaf-full

Docker container images of overleaf selfhosted community version with full-scheme TexLive

Installation

The image is available for the following Archs

• Amd64
• Arm64
• arm/v7 (for raspberry pi geeks)

Overleaf Toolkit

Ideally, you would use the Overleaf Toolkit as described here with a docker-compose.override.yaml. Example:

services:
    sharelatex:
        image: melashri/overleaf

Docker Compose

Alternatively, use the docker-compose.yaml provided in the official GitHub, but change the image to melashri/overleaf.

Build

To build and use your own image you can do the following:

1. Clone the repository 'git clone https://github.com/MohamedElashri/Overleaf-full
2. Build the container
   • docker build -t overleaf .
3. Optionally, you can just build the container directly from GitHub with the following command:
   • docker build https://github.com/MohamedElashri/Overleaf-full.git -t overleaf:latest

But to run the container providing the path to the LaTeX project directory to generate the output files

1. Clone the repository 'git clone https://github.com/MohamedElashri/Overleaf-full`
2. cd into the repository
3. Build the container
   • docker build -t overleaf .
4. Optionally, you can just build the container directly from GitHub with the following command:
   • docker build https://github.com/MohamedElashri/Overleaf-full.git -t overleaf:latest
5. Wait for the image to be built. It may take a while as all CTAN packages are downloaded and installed.
6. Run the container with:
   • docker run --rm -i --net=none -v /path/to/project:/data --name latex-full-builder overleaf latexmk -cd -f -interaction=batchmode -pdf in.tex
7. The output files will be found in the project directory.

License

Available under the MIT license.