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authorCody Hiar <cody@hiar.ca>2021-03-18 13:57:44 -0600
committerCody Hiar <cody@hiar.ca>2021-03-18 13:57:44 -0600
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Update url in README
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@@ -12,20 +12,20 @@ docker container that I can share with other devs easily.
First install [CookieCutter][1] and then use cookie cutter to spin up a new
project from this repo.
-```
-$ cookiecutter https://github.com/thornycrackers/cookiecutter_docker.git
+```bash
+cookiecutter https://git.codyhiar.com/docker/cookiecutter-docker
```
You will be asked for a project name as well a a docker user. The project name
-can be what ever you want and the docker user will be the prefix you use for
+can be what ever you want and the docker user will be the prefix you use for
your images on dockerhub. E.g. My docker images are usually `thornycrackers/proj`
so I would use `thornycrackers`. After that you will have a new project setup
-that includes a preset `docker-compose.yml` with a simple `Dockerfile` and a
+that includes a preset `docker-compose.yml` with a simple `Dockerfile` and a
`Makefile` that will automate controlling the container. The following commands
work out of the box.
```
-make build # Build your `docker_user/proj_name` image
+make build # Build your `docker_user/proj_name` image
make up # Spin up your container and forwards port 8000 by default and mounts local file
make enter # Open a bash terminal in the container
make down # Stop the container