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file in the root defines the settings used in this codebase.
## Building & developing the site with Docker {#docker}
Sometimes it's hard to get a local environment working due to rapid updates to node dependencies,
so it may be easier to use docker for building the docs.
If you'd like to do this,
**be sure you do *not* include your local `node_modules` folder**,
since there are some dependencies that need to be built for the image system.
Rename it before using.
Sometimes it's hard to get a local environment working due to rapid updates to
node dependencies, so it may be easier to use docker for building the docs.
If you'd like to do this, **be sure you do _not_ include your local
`node_modules` folder**, since there are some dependencies that need to be built
for the image system. Rename it before using.
```bash
docker run -it \
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gatsby develop -H 0.0.0.0
```
This will allow you to access the built website at http://0.0.0.0:8000/
in your browser, and still edit code in your editor while having the site
reflect those changes.
This will allow you to access the built website at http://0.0.0.0:8000/ in your
browser, and still edit code in your editor while having the site reflect those
changes.
**Note**: If you're working on a Mac with an M1 processor,
you might see segfault errors from `qemu` if you use the default image.
To fix this use the `arm64` tagged image in the `docker run` command
**Note**: If you're working on a Mac with an M1 processor, you might see
segfault errors from `qemu` if you use the default image. To fix this use the
`arm64` tagged image in the `docker run` command
(ghcr.io/explosion/spacy-io:arm64).
### Building the Docker image {#docker-build}
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docker build -t spacy-io .
```
This will take some time, so if you want to use the prebuilt image you'll save a bit of time.
This will take some time, so if you want to use the prebuilt image you'll save a
bit of time.
## Markdown reference {#markdown}