neurontainer (pronounced neuron-tainer, all lowercase) is a Neuro integration that allows Neuro to communicate and control the Docker daemon, via the Docker Engine API.
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You probably shouldn't open the control panel while screensharing, if your Neuro server is not ran on
localhost(orhost.docker.internalin our case).
Docker Desktop must be downloaded and installed from the official Docker website.
You can then choose one of two ways to install the extension.
Extension Hub
Once installed, go to the Extensions > Manage tab, click Browse, and search for neurontainer.
[!WARNING] The initial version is not going to appear for a little bit as there is a small submissions process. If you don't see this extension after restarting Docker Desktop, follow the Manual installation steps instead.
Manual installation
As neurontainer is just a Docker image, you can also install them manually. You will need the Docker CLI to do so.
You can obtain neurontainer images from these locations:
- KTrain5369's Docker Hub repository (
ktrain5369/neurontainer) - VSC-NeuroPilot's GitHub Container Registry (
ghcr.io/VSC-NeuroPilot/neurontainer)
You'll need to do the following to install it this way:
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In Docker Desktop settings, go to Extension -> uncheck "Only allow extensions distributed through the Docker Marketplace".
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In the terminal, run
docker pull <container>to pull the latestneurontainerimage.<container>refers to the repository location, stated above in codeblocks.So if you want to pull from Docker Hub, replace
<container>withktrain5369/neurontainer. If you want to pull from GHCR, replace<container>withghcr.io/VSC-NeuroPilot/neurontainer.You can also search for the container on Docker Hub via the dashboard tab with the same name.
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After a successful pull, run
docker extension install neurontainer:latestto install it as an extension. -
Every update, you'll need to pull from your chosen source again and run
docker extension update neurontainer:latest.
An executable binary is planned for headless or otherwise non-Docker Desktop environments, but is currently unreleased.
- The backend server/VM is connected to
ws://host.docker.internal:8000(which is mapped tolocalhost:8000). - Use the dashboard UI in Docker Desktop to configure the connected server if your Neuro server is elsewhere.
Due to the incompleteness of the Docker TypeScript SDK, there are some missing features in the SDK that exist in the Docker Engine API. While it is possible to implement directly via HTTP APIs or a community SDK, using the official SDK reliably ensures that we have to handle less things.
Implementation of missing features will be considered on a case-by-case basis. You can see currently planned features in the to-do list.
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This extension uses the TypeScript Neuro Game SDK by AriesAlex.
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Icon by Pasu4.
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Documentation coming soon!
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neurontaineris part of VSC-NeuroPilot. You can learn more about us on our GitHub page. -
This project is licensed under the MIT license.
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You can find a list of planned features in our to-do Markdown file on the GitHub repo.
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The image includes the
package.jsonfiles for the frontend, backend and main root, as well as the pnpm lockfile. You can use this to inspect the dependency tree of the tools we use.