Updated README

Author: apiad

README.md

@@ -1,55 +1,10 @@
-# brat docker
+# brat docker para GIA
 
-This is a docker container deploying an instance of [brat](http://brat.nlplab.org/).
+Simplemente correr `docker-compose up` y luego abrir la [interfaz web](http://localhost:8080).
 
+Abrir la carpeta `gia`, dentro están las diversas tareas:
 
-### Installation
+* `TASS18-objects-actions-functions`: es la tarea para enviar al TASS 2018.
+  El [primer documento](http://localhost:8080/#/gia/TASS18-object-action-function/doc001) de la tarea contiene las instrucciones para taggear.
 
-You will need two volumes to pass annotation data and user configuration to the container. 
-Start by creating a named volume for each of them like this:
-
-```bash
-$ docker volume create --name brat-data
-$ docker volume create --name brat-cfg
-```
-
-The `brat-data` volume should be linked to your annotation data, and the `brat-cfg` volume should contain a file called `users.json`.
-To add multiple users to the server use `users.json` to list your users and their passwords like so:
-
-```javascript
-{
-    "user1": "password",
-    "user2": "password",
-    ...
-}
-```
-
-The data in these directories will persist even after stopping or removing the container.
-You can then start another brat container as above and you should see the same data. 
-Note that if you are using `docker < 1.9.0` named volumes are not available and 
-you'll have to use a data-only container and `--volumes-from` instead.
-
-You can also add data and edit the users from within the container. To add some data directly inside the container do something like:
-``` bash
-$ docker run --name=brat-tmp -it -v brat-data:/bratdata cassj/brat /bin/bash
-$ cd /bratdata
-$ wget http://my.url/some-dataset.tgz
-$ tar -xvzf some-dataset.tgz
-$ exit  
-$ docker rm brat-tmp
-```
-
-Or, if you have data on the host machine, you can check where docker is keeping the named volume with: 
-
-```bash
-$ docker volume inspect brat-data 
-```
-and you can just copy the data into there from your host.
-
-
-### Running
-
-To run the container you need to specify a username, password and email address for BRAT as environment variables when you start the container. This user will have editor permissions.
-```bash
-$ docker run --name=brat -d -p 80:80 -v brat-data:/bratdata -v brat-cfg:/bratcfg -e BRAT_USERNAME=brat -e BRAT_PASSWORD=brat -e BRAT_EMAIL=brat@example.com cassj/brat
-```
+Para poder editar en la esquina superior derecha hacer click en `Login` y usar `gia` como usuario **y** password.