Local Dev

For the local development the in/ and out/ directories are used. Please .aax file in the in/ directory and the .mp3s will be created in the out/ directory.

1. Build the image docker build -t audible-processor .

2. Run the watcher using the following command: docker run --rm --name audible-processor -it -v "${PWD}/in:/aax" -v "${PWD}/out:/mp3" audible-processor watch -vvv -o /mp3 /aax

The watcher will now pause and poll for the auth file to exist before trying to do anything.

3. Authenticate with audible docker exec -it audible-processor auth -o /mp3

The -o option is required so the .auth file is saved to the correct location. You should only have to do this once, because the .auth file will be saved to the local disk. All subsequent runs of the container will see it and use those activation bytes.

If you need to change accounts, you will need to stop the running container, delete the ./out/.auth file, then redo step 3.

Pushing to hub

1. Login docker login Make sure that if you are using a token, the token has appropriate access.

2. Create a build runner for cross platform building if you don't have one already docker buildx create --name mybuilder --bootstrap --use

3. Build the image MAKE SURE TO UPDATE THE VERSION TAG! docker buildx build --platform linux/amd64,linux/arm64 -t drductus/audible-processor:latest -t drductus/audible-processor:vx.x.x --load .

If it complains about using --load, then replace it with --push and it will automatically push the build to docker hub.

4. Push the tags

docker push drductus/audible-processor:vx.x.x
docker push drductus/audible-processor:latest

5. Update the pub README with any additional instructions

Build on K8S

1. Ensure that the kube config (usually ~/.kube/config) is accessible and that the path is found in the $KUBECONFIG env variable

2. Create the builder namespace kubectl create namespace buildkit

3. Create the builder instances for amd64 and arm64 docker buildx create --bootstrap --name=kube --driver=kubernetes --platform=linux/amd64 --node=builder-amd64 --driver-opt=namespace=buildkit,nodeselector="kubernetes.io/arch=amd64" docker buildx create --append --bootstrap --name=kube --driver=kubernetes --platform=linux/arm64 --node=builder-arm64 --driver-opt=namespace=buildkit,nodeselector="kubernetes.io/arch=arm64"

4. Run the actual build MAKE SURE TO UPDATE THE VERSION TAG! docker buildx build --builder=kube --platform=linux/amd64,linux/arm64 -t drductus/audible-processor:latest -t drductus/audible-processor:vx.x.x --push .