Docker Image

Background

Docker is designed to "containerize" software programs. This means that all the software prerequisites are pre-installed on a virtual copy of an operating system. All you have to do is install Docker on your machine, pull the Docker image from Docker Hub, and run the image. No additional requirements are needed because all software requirements are pre-installed on the image.

Availability on Docker Hub

FlashLFQ is available as a Docker image on Docker Hub.

Example

The following is an example for pulling FlashLFQ v1.0.3 from Docker Hub:

docker pull smithchemwisc/flashlfq:1.0.3

To run this image, run:

docker run [Docker arguments] smithchemwisc/flashlfq:1.0.3 [FlashLFQ arguments]

For example:

docker run --rm -v C:/FlashLFQVignette:/mnt/data smithchemwisc/flashlfq:1.0.3 --idt ./mnt/data/AllPSMs.psmtsv --rep ./mnt/data/ --out ./mnt/data/FlashLFQVignette_Docker_Output