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Modify Docker #89
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I would try creating a fork of peerflix-server with your changes, and then pulling that into a docker image you create. |
Pull request is welcome. I don't own a Chromecast, but would be happy to merge your changes. |
Thanks Aliaksei, but would expect it needs a little work prior to a merge :-) In index
obviously the domain.suffix is unique.
in main
in style override.css .cast-small { |
@stevetuk71 a couple of notes:
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Hi, Thanks for the feedback. I am not familiar with Angular. I will look into changing. I do actually install castplayer.js locally. Only used the external reference to point to a working example of the chromecast URL :-) Apparently you can check for the presence of "CrKey" in the user agent of the browser.. Although sending the URL to the selected cast, will still be a manual choice. chromecast.css does make more sense :-) |
@stevetuk71 : I love the idea, it would be a great addition. Also, if you're still interested in creating a Docker image, the easiest way to solve your need would be to to create an Automated Build on Docker Hub. It's very easy, indeed, but ping me anyway if you need help. |
Hi I have been using peerflix-server for sometime and think its brilliant. Thanks.
I modified the index.html and main.html file to allow me to create a cast icon and push the URL of the media link to Chromecast URL player, this allows me to play the media directly from my chromcast.
I have recently been looking at Docker and thought this would be a better way than having to modify the files directly but have failed miserably.
I pulled and started a container and used docker exec to modify the files, then used commit to create a new image. when starting a new container from the modified image, it still doesn't have my modifications. I also tried modifying the files directly in the Docker volume under aufs/mnt.
Probably my noobie understanding of Docker, but any help would be appreciated.
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