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Windows Deployment
FRAT can run in windows under docker.
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Install Docker Desktop download
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Install Windows Linux package specifically download and run the MSI file.
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Run docker by binding the current windows directory to where frat looks for images Powershell:
docker run --network host -v ${pwd}/sample_data:/opt/frat/sample_data anguelos/frat frat -images /opt/frat/sample_data/*
cmd:
docker run --network host -v %cd%/sample_data:/opt/frat/sample_data anguelos/frat
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