Recommended way to add plugins to the prind stack about prind HOT 1 CLOSED

Hi there,

that depends on the way the plugin is supposed to be installed.

Plugins that need to live inside a specific container require you to create a dockerfile based on the prind image but with added functionality, see #46 (comment) for reference.

Looking at the moonraker-obico plugin you mentioned, it does not seem to actually need to be run in the same container as moonraker. So, you could ask at https://github.com/TheSpaghettiDetective/moonraker-obico if they're willing to provide a container image of their application, which then could be added to the main docker-compose of prind.

If the project you'd like to implement is unwilling to provide container images, you may create a directory under docker/ and add a build step to the compose file as described in https://github.com/mkuf/prind#building-docker-images-locally.

-Markus

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