dockerfile + wrapper script

[yacn]

Addresses #2

changes

• Updates build_json.py to take in as a commandline argument the path to write the JSON update file. This is useful for the running the project within a container.

• Updates write_to_plex.py to take in the path to the JSON update file as an argument.

• Adds Dockerfile for building a containerized version of this project.

• Adds a wrapper script run-in-docker.py that wraps building the container from the Dockerfile as well as running the two scripts inside the container

testing

I've verified that docker image building and running build_json.py work successfully. As I myself do not need this info in the movie descriptions and have a rather large library who's DB I don't have backed up, I did not test out write_to_plex.py.

todo

However I will look into running a copy of my plex server's DB in a local testing container to test write_to_plex.py against. This might even be able to be extracted into a generic integration test that the project could run against in Travis or the like.

also wanted to say i really like the idea of making this a plex metadata agent but i'd be hesitant investing time and effort into doing so since it seems like plex is phasing out that ability: https://www.reddit.com/r/PleX/comments/9n9qjl/subzero_the_future/ . As niche as it is, jellyfin might be a better target for that effort, though that would require a re-write in a dot Net language or verifying this works under IronPython so who knows.

[yacn]

just noticed these changes were left in. I cannot remember off the top of my head if they were needed or not. I will test with and without them this evening.

[valknight]

Hi,

I would be hesitant about merging this until I can have write_to_plex verified working within Docker. If someone can test this and report back, that would be fabulous.