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You can use the docker image to run msdfgen locally without installing / buildling all of the dependencies. The base command is:
You can use the docker image to run msdfgen locally without installing / buildling all of the dependencies. The base command is:
```
```
TODO
docker run --rm --name msdfgen r.lcr.gr/microhacks/msdfgen-builder:latest [your arguments go here]
```
```
But it's recommended to add an alias to your environment, so that you can run the command more easily. Something like:
But it's recommended to add an alias to your environment, so that you can run the command more easily. Something like:
```
```
ALIAS
msdfgen=
"TODO"
alias
msdfgen=
'docker run --rm --name msdfgen r.lcr.gr/microhacks/msdfgen-builder:latest'
```
```
### In a Dockerfile
### In a Dockerfile
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You can copy the binary into your dockerfile for easy usage. Just import it at the top with an alias, and you can later
`COPY`
from it:
You can copy the binary into your dockerfile for easy usage. Just import it at the top with an alias, and you can later
`COPY`
from it:
```
Dockerfile
```
Dockerfile
FROM
TODO
as
msdfgen
FROM
r.lcr.gr/microhacks/msdfgen-builder:latest
as
msdfgen
FROM
debian
FROM
debian
COPY
--from=msdfgen /usr/bin/msdfgen /usr/bin/msdfgen
COPY
--from=msdfgen /usr/bin/msdfgen /usr/bin/msdfgen
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