Running Reelay in a Docker container

This document is for people who want to try Reelay apps using a Docker container. If you haven't Docker engine installed on your machice, please follow the original instructions here.

When Docker engine is installed, pull the latest docker image of Reelay and run it in a container by typing:

docker pull doganulus/reelay
docker run -it doganulus/reelay

Then, inside the container, you can run the app ryjson1 that provides a command-line interface for Reelay monitors that checks multi-line JSON logs against Rye specifications. For example,

ryjson1 -x '{p1} since[18:24] {p2}' examples.jsonl

Please also check ryjson1 --help for further information on other flags and general usage.