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# Building in Docker
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This folder contains a script for building Anki inside a Docker container.
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It works by creating an image with the required dependencies, and then runs the
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build with the source folder mounted into the image. This will cause files to be
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written into `bazel-\*` and `node_modules` in the source folder as the build proceeds.
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The advantage of doing it this way is that most of the efficiency of building
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outside Docker is retained - you can make minor changes and run the build again,
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and only the changed parts need to be rebuilt.
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If you're looking for a fully isolated build, [this other
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approach](../../docs/docker/README.md) in the docs folder may suit you better. As
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it also includes runtime dependencies, it may be a useful reference for libraries
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you'll need to install before running Anki.
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# Usage
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Ensure Docker is installed on your machine, and your user has permission to connect
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to Docker. Then run the following command from the root folder of this source repo:
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```
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$ scripts/docker/build.sh amd64
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```
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The resulting wheels will be written into bazel-dist. See
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[Development](../docs/development.md) for information on how to install them.
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If you're on an ARM Linux machine, replace amd64 with arm64.
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