Docker image that wraps the gnu/octave docker image to add a jupyter server.
Installing or building octave is not graceful on MacOS, and can have many requirements on gnu/linux. This is a simple way to get not only octave up and running, but also a nice Jupyter environment for developing with it.
The environment can be rapidly spun up with this directory mounted by running:
make up
And brought down again with
make down
When the environment is started, a token and url will be generated and logged to the console allowing connection to the environment through the browser.
Hop over to the directory you wish to mount and run:
docker run -it -p 8888:8888 -v $(pwd):/code xxxxxxxxxxx/octave-jupyter:latest
Alternatively, replace the $(pwd) with the full path to the target directory.
If you do not wish to pull the image from dockerhub and instead build it yourself, simply run:
make build
to build with the image name as defined in docker-compose.yaml
Alternatively, run docker build with custom arguments to configure the image as desired.
Footnote: xxxxxxxxxxx is my actual dockerhub username. You do not need to replace this in order to pull the images.