In order to use a PQLabs frame with this docker images, you need to install the kernal drivers for their hidraw device.
To install and run:
# assumes you want to share the x socket, a variation of x:local is more secureassumes you want to share the x socket, a variation of x:local is more secure
xhost +
# this will compile the USB drivers against your current headers. You need to have a linux-headers package installed in order for this to work (most debian variants should come with GCC as well)
cd driver && sudo ./install.sh
# start the server. This shares all of /dev, but all that is actually needed is the two /dev/input devices and I can only assume the /dev/hidrawX device. If you want to explore more, go ahead and run 'udevadm monitor' to see what paths udev mounts your frame device to.
docker-compose up
In the config directory, there is an xml file that the PQLabs software uses for configuration. The file is the stock config, so TUIO (3333), TUIO flash (3000) and Mouse are enabled by default.
If you want to start with a known configuration, you will need to overwrite the config/mtsvrset.xml file, which will get persisted in a data volume. From there, any time the data volume gets blown away it will use the configuration file that was build from your image.
The entrypoint is not set, run is a symlink to run.js in the root directory
To run calibration or the configuration tool:
docker exec pqlabs run config
To run a shell, simply do:
docker exec pqlabs /bin/bash