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Basic game installation WIP.
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# These don't have to be replaced unless you, for example,
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# want to refer to a locally built version
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ARG STEAM_IMG=docker-steamcmd
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ARG STEAMCMD_TAG=latest
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FROM ${STEAM_IMG}:${STEAMCMD_TAG}
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# E.g. To install Counter Strike Source, run:
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# docker build --build-arg GAME_ID=232330 --rm -t game-cssource:latest .
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ARG GAME_ID
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# Preserve the ID specified for future reference
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ENV INSTALLED_GAME_ID=${GAME_ID}
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USER steam
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VOLUME [ ${DIR_GAME} ]
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# Installs the game specified in GAME_ID
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# Note: The game is installed in the DIR_GAME directory
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# prepared by docker-steamcmd.
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WORKDIR ${DIR_STEAMCMD}
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# TODO: Check if it's worth using proper steam login
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# not sure if Steam has rate limiting on anonymous accounts
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RUN ./steamcmd.sh \
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+@NoPromptForPassword 1 \
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+login anonymous \
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+force_install_dir ${DIR_GAME} \
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+app_update ${GAME_ID} validate \
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+quit
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CMD [ "./steamcmd.sh" ]
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# CMD [ "./steamcmd.sh", \
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# "+@NoPromptForPassword 1", \
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# "+login anonymous", \
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# "+force_install_dir ${DIR_GAME}", \
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# "+app_update ${GAME_ID} validate", \
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# "+quit" \
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# ]
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# docker-steamcmd-install
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Barebones SteamCMD game installation using my docker-steamcmd image.
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# SteamCMD with assumed game installation for Docker
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Uses my [docker-steamcmd](https://github.com/hellodeibu/docker-steamcmd) image. This barebones image is handy if you want to immediately install a specific game using SteamCMD. Simply provide the STEAM_APP_ID environment variable and that's it.
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Note: You probable want to use this image as a build stage for your game-specific image, so that you can do additional setup and configuration on top of a downloaded and ready to go game setup.
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