Getting Started · Installation · macOS

macOS: Using Docker

Docker is the third option on the Mac, after compiling with the Mac compiler and compiling with Homebrew.

Docker installs a self-contained Linux container on your machine. Install Docker (community version), then:

sudo docker run -it jeffreyadams/atlasofliegroups:version1.1

This downloads and runs the software. The first time takes a few minutes; subsequent runs are much faster. To update:

sudo docker pull jeffreyadams/atlasofliegroups:version1.1

File Input and Output in Docker

Since Docker runs in a container, extra effort is required for file I/O. Use the -v flag to mount a host directory:

sudo docker run -it -v /host/path:/container/path jeffreyadams/atlasofliegroups:version1.1