A docker image was created that makes it easier to build and use dropout-dl. You can simply build the docker image without worrying about installing any system dependencies:
```shell
docker build -t dropout-dl:latest .
```
After its done building, you can use it by adding your arguments to the end of the `docker run` command:
**Note:** The docker image expects the `login` file to be at `/app/login`.\
You must specify an output directory and mount that directory to the host so that you can retrieve the files from the docker container. In the above command I tell dropout-dl to output everything in `/Downloads` inside the container, which is mounted to a folder named `out` inside the current directory (`$PWD` is current directory).
By default, dropout-dl will download episodes in a season with the format `<series>/<season>/<series> - S<season-num>E<episode-num> - <episode-name>.mp4` and single episodes with the format `<series>/<season>/<series> - <season> - <episode-name>.mp4`.
Login in information must be placed in a file called `login` in the same directory as the executable. The file must be email then on a new line password. For example if your email is `email@example.com` and password `password123` the file would be:
```
email@example.com
password123
```
### Cookies
If you would like to avoid putting logging in for any reason cookies can be used. The option `browser-cookies` must be provided.
Create a file named `firefox_profile` in the build directory and paste in your [firefox profile folder path](https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/profiles-where-firefox-stores-user-data)
Install libgcrypt and create a file named `chrome_profile` in the build directory and paste in your chrome profile folder path (found on [chrome://version](chrome://version))
If you have any issues or would like a feature to be added please don't hesitate to submit an issue after checking to make sure it hasn't already been submitted. Using the templates is a good place to start, but sometimes they're overkill. For example, if the program segfaults for you, you don't need to state that the intended behaviour is to not segfault. \
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If you'd like to contribute a good place to start is looking at open issues and trying to fix one with a pull request. \
**Working on your first Pull Request?** You can learn how from this *free* series [How to Contribute to an Open Source Project on GitHub](https://kcd.im/pull-request)
