Docker scripts for Chia Network.
Create an .env file and specify a tag or a branch name or a short commit hash. It is important to use a short hash, because it will be used in image name.
For example, to install v1.0.5, .env should contain:
TAG=1.0.5
Run:
./docker-build-cli.sh
This will create an image named chia:1.0.5.
Use the image:
./docker-chia.sh init
./docker-chia.sh configure --log-level INFO
./docker-chia.sh configure --upnp false
./docker-chia-shell.sh
In shell:
chia start farmer
All files will be stored in .docker-home-{image_tag} dir.
The scripts mount .docker-mnt dir if it's present as /mnt in container, so just link it to actual /mnt:
ln -s /mnt .docker-mnt
GUI can be built, but is not yet usable from web browser.
To build GUI, add to .env file:
WITH_GUI=1
WITH_ELECTRON=1
To use a different .env file, pass it's name in ENV environment variable:
ENV=.env-1.0.4 ./docker-build.sh
ENV=.env-1.0.4 ./docker-chia.sh init
# and so on
It's also possible to use environment variables directly:
TAG=1.0.5 ./docker-build.sh
Environment variables take precedence over variables specified in .env file.
To use a fork, add Github username or organization name to .env file:
ORG=zmeyc
TAG=1.0.4
This will clone https://github.com:zmeyc/chia-blockchain.git.
If a fork needs to be built from source code, add build tools as well:
ORG=zmeyc
TAG=phase1-lock-1.0.4
WITH_BUILD_TOOLS=1