Fresco

The Fresco project aims to bring Network Canvas interviews to the web browser. It is a pilot project that does not add new features to Network Canvas, but rather provides a new way to conduct interviews.

Read our documentation for more information on deploying Fresco.

Building and Publishing Docker Images

This guide outlines the steps for building and publishing Docker images for Fresco to GitHub Packages with :x.y.z and :latest tags.

Prerequisites

• Docker installed on your machine.
• A GitHub account and a Personal Access Token (PAT) with write:packages, read:packages, and delete:packages permissions (You can set up PAT here).

Step 1: Build the Docker Image

Navigate to the directory containing your Dockerfile and run the following command to build your Docker image with both the version tag and the latest tag:

docker build -t ghcr.io/complexdatacollective/fresco:x.y.z -t ghcr.io/complexdatacollective/fresco:latest .

NOTE: The image name must be in this pattern ghcr.io/complexdatacollective/fresco:tag otherwise GitHub container registry won't accept the image. Also, don't forget to replace x.y.z with appropriate version you want

Step 2: Log in to GitHub Container Registry

Authenticate with the GitHub Container Registry using the token (PAT) you set up above.

• Run docker login ghcr.io
• For username enter your GitHub username, and for password enter the token (PAT) you set up (e.g: ghp_xxxxxxxxxxxxx)

Step 3: Push the Docker Images

After building and tagging your image, push both tags to the GitHub Container Registry.

docker push ghcr.io/complexdatacollective/fresco:x.y.z
docker push ghcr.io/complexdatacollective/fresco:latest

This will upload both the versioned image and the latest image to the GitHub Packages. Verify the images by visiting GitHub Packages here