Docker

Running OF-DL

To run OF-DL in a docker container, follow the folling steps:

1. Install Docker Desktop (Windows, macOS) or Docker Engine (Linux) and launch it
2. Open your terminal application of choice (macOS Terminal, GNOME Terminal, etc.)
3. Create two directories, one called config and one called data.
   • An example might be:

     mkdir -p $HOME/ofdl/config $HOME/ofdl/data
     Adjust $HOME/ofdl as desired (including in the commands below) if you want the files stored elsewhere.
4. Run the following command to start the docker container:

   docker run --rm -it -v $HOME/ofdl/data/:/data -v $HOME/ofdl/config/:/config ghcr.io/sim0n00ps/of-dl:latest
   If auth.json, config.json, and/or rules.json don't exist in the config directory, files with default values will be created when you run the docker container. If you have your own Widevine keys, those files should be placed under $HOME/ofdl/config/cdm/devices/chrome_1610/. Follow the instructions on the Authentication page to fill out the auth.json file.

Updating OF-DL

When a new version of OF-DL is released, you can download the latest docker image by executing:

docker pull ghcr.io/sim0n00ps/of-dl:latest

You can then run the new version of OF-DL by executing the docker run command in the Running OF-DL section above.

Building the Docker Image (Optional)

Since official docker images are provided for OF-DL through GitHub Container Registry (ghcr.io), you do not need to build the docker image yourself. If you would like to build the docker image yourself, however, start by cloning the OF-DL repository and opening a terminal in the root directory of the repository. Then, execute the following command while replacing x.x.x with the current version of OF-DL:

VERSION="x.x.x" docker build --build-arg VERSION=$VERSION -t of-dl .

You can then run a container using the image you just built by executing the docker run command in the Running OF-DL section above while replacing ghcr.io/sim0n00ps/of-dl:latest with of-dl.