This repo contains a Docker image to run the Parsoid application. See the full Parsoid/Setup documentation for help.
And this repo was base on this repo with little modifications and basically build to use Parsoid with this MediaWiki docker repo both in docker.
To start Parsoid standalone run the command below. Just pay attention to the MediaWiki version and choose a compatible Parsoid version.
# For MediaWiki = 1.31 and Parsoid build 0.9.0
docker run -it -e PARSOID_DOMAIN_localhost=http://localhost/w/api.php cybernick/parsoid:0.9.0
# For MediaWiki >= 1.31 and Parsoid build 0.10.0
docker run -it -p 8080:80 -e PARSOID_DOMAIN_localhost=http://localhost/w/api.php cybernick/parsoid:0.10.0
Pay attention to connect parsoid container with your MediaWiki container
How to add more than one domain:
docker run -it -p 8080:80 \
-e PARSOID_DOMAIN_foobar=http://foobar.com/w/api.php \
-e PARSOID_DOMAIN_example=http://example.com/w/api.php \
-e PARSOID_DOMAIN_localhost=http://localhost/w/api.php \
cybernick/parsoid:0.10.0
PARSOID_DOMAIN_{domain}
defines URI and domain for the Parsoid service. The value of{domain}
should be the same as theMW_REST_DOMAIN
parameter in the MediaWiki web container. You can specify such variables multiple times (one for each domain the service should run for)PARSOID_NUM_WORKERS
defines the number of worker processes to the parsoid service. Set to0
to run everything in a single process without clustering. Usencpu
to run as many workers as there are CPU units.PARSOID_LOGGING_LEVEL
by defaultinfo
For example, the environment variable PARSOID_DOMAIN_web=http://web/w/api.php
creates following section in the Parsoid configuration:
mwApis:
-
uri: 'http://web/w/api.php'
domain: 'web'
- pastakhov: Creator of the original code base.
- muellermartin: Improved the documentation.
- thenets Creator of forked version