After downloading the docker software, the executable file robot
after decompression is the docker program; the parameters can be specified for the docker program, when deploying the docker.
-v
: check the information including the version and compilation time of the current docker program.
The complete execution command is based on Apple Mac System
: ./robot -v
.-vv
:
Detailed logs of the docker program’s operation and interaction messages are not displayed by default and are not written to the docker log file. In this way, it prevents frequent interaction commands from bloating the logs and taking up space on the hard disk.
If you need to keep a detailed log of the docker and display it while the docker is running, you can set the detailed log and interaction messages to be written to the docker log file by using the -vv
parameter.-s
: the address specified to communicate with FMZ Quant Trading Platform when running the docker program.
The complete execution command is based on Apple Mac System
: ./robot -s node.fmz.com/xxxxxxx
; xxxxxxx
is the unique identification ID of each account on FMZ Quant Trading platform; after executing the command, there will be a prompt to input the password for the corresponding FMZ Quant Trading Platform account.-p
: you can directly specify the parameter in the run command to input the password, which is not recommended, because the password parameter will be left in the current system record. Suppose the account password corresponding to the address node.fmz.com/xxxxxxx
is: abc123456
.
The complete execution command is based on Apple Mac System
: ./robot -s node.fmz.com/xxxxxxx -p abc123456
.-n
: attach label information to the running docker program.
The complete execution command is based on Apple Mac System
: ./robot -n macTest -s node.fmz.com/xxxxxxx
. There will be a macTest
text label in the docker information on the platform docker management page.-l
: print the exchange list supported by the current docker.
The complete execution command is based on Apple Mac System
: ./robot -l
, that is, the names of the supported exchanges can be output.