The daveboden/raspberryjuice docker image has also be been uploaded to Docker Hub, so you can run the server using
docker run -it -p 25565:25565 -p 4711:4711 daveboden/raspberryjuice- To run the server so that your world is persisted onto disk (replace 'MyUsername' in the command).
docker run -it -p 25565:25565 -p 4711:4711 -v /c/Users/MyUsername/python-minecraft/world:/spigot/world daveboden/raspberryjuice - Find out your Docker VM's IP (on my PC, it's 192.168.99.100 by default).
docker-machine ip <machine-name> - Run Minecraft and add your IP as a new server.
- Join Multiplayer.
- Now you are ready to interact with Minecraft using Python!
Alternatively, you can clone this repository, modify the Dockerfile and server.properties files and build your own Docker image with:
docker build -t YourUsername/raspberryjuice .
Once the image is installed locally, you can replace daveboden/raspberryjuice with YourUsername/raspberryjuice in the docker run commands above. You could choose to share your version of the Dockerfile to Docker Hub using docker login and then docker push YourUsername/raspberryjuice.