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Call the script with build_image.sh <path-to-twitter-export-zip> <twitter-handle-without-@> <full-container-image-name> This is a protoype. Still things to improve: * Add options to import with or without circles (currently circles are imported) * Add a switch to prevent `npm start` to check for updates to make it a real sealed image The resulting image can be pushed and then started e.g. via `docker run -p 8080:8080 <image-name>`
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Call the script with
build_image.sh <twitter-handle-without-@>
This is a prototype.
Things to improve:
npm startto check for updates to make it a real sealed imageThe resulting image can be pushed and then started e.g. via
docker run -p 8080:8080 <image-name>or can be hosted directly e.g. on Google Cloud Run or IBM Code Engine where you only pay for the deployment when you use it.