Docker on Windows

In Windows the docker setup is a bit different than in linux

Suppose you have the MARC/PICA files in a subdirectory of the current directory called data. Most importantly, Windows use %cd% to refer to the current director.

Steps:

1. remove the existing container (if exists)
2. recreate the container with

docker run -d -v %cd%\data:/opt/metadata-qa-marc/marc -p 8983:8983 -p 80:80 --name metadata-qa-marc pkiraly/metadata-qa-marc:0.6.0

3. find the container identifier

docker ps -aqf "name=metadata-qa-marc"

it will give you a string such as bc0388a936c4. You should use this in the following command

4. list the mapped directory within the container, but please replace bc0388a936c4 with the string you just get:

docker exec -it bc0388a936c4 ls -la /opt/metadata-qa-marc/marc

If the list will contain the files in your host's data directory, then you can move on to the analysis phase.

5. run analysis:

docker container exec -ti metadata-qa-marc ./metadata-qa.sh --params "--marcxml --fixAlma" --mask "*.xml" --catalogue gent all

Important: --mask "*.xml" is a file mask. If you have a thousand files, all will be analysed. You might want to start with a single or a small number of files to make sure that everything is working:

docker container exec -ti metadata-qa-marc ./metadata-qa.sh --params "--marcxml --fixAlma" --mask "BIB01.xml" --catalogue gent all