Update to version 2.1.0

.gitignore

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+
+output/

Dockerfile

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-FROM openjdk:13-alpine
+FROM docker.io/library/openjdk:14-alpine
 
-MAINTAINER https://github.com/saibotk/BlockMap-Docker
+ENV VERSION=2.1.0 \
+	SHA1=47de080154f4562dc1601d23b58a12e790ec9fa5
 
-ARG USER=blockmap
-ARG GROUP=blockmap
-ARG PUID=844
-ARG PGID=844
-
-ENV OUTPUT=/blockmap/output \
-	INPUT_OVERWORLD=/blockmap/input/overworld \
-	INPUT_NETHER=/blockmap/input/nether/ \
-	INPUT_END=/blockmap/input/end/ \
-	VERSION=1.4.0 \
-	SHA1=6b51f4d3d23094da2820d9461036a618c2933083
-
-RUN mkdir -p /opt/blockmap /blockmap && \
+RUN mkdir -p /opt/blockmap /input /output && \
 	apk add --update --no-cache su-exec binutils gettext libintl && \
 	apk add --update --no-cache --virtual .build-deps curl && \
-	curl -sSL https://github.com/Minecraft-Technik-Wiki/BlockMap/releases/download/$VERSION/BlockMap-$VERSION.jar -o /opt/blockmap/BlockMap.jar && \
-	echo "$SHA1  /opt/blockmap/BlockMap.jar" | sha1sum -c && \
-	chmod ugo=rwx /opt/blockmap && \
-	ln -s $INPUT_OVERWORLD /opt/blockmap/overworld && \
-	ln -s $INPUT_NETHER /opt/blockmap/nether && \
-	ln -s $INPUT_END /opt/blockmap/end && \
-	ln -s $OUTPUT /opt/blockmap/output && \
-	apk del .build-deps curl && \
-	addgroup -g $PGID -S $GROUP && \
-	adduser -u $PUID -G $GROUP -s /bin/sh -SDH $USER && \
-	chown -R $USER:$GROUP /opt/blockmap /blockmap
+	curl -sSL https://github.com/Minecraft-Technik-Wiki/BlockMap/releases/download/$VERSION/BlockMap-cli-$VERSION.jar -o /opt/blockmap/blockmap.jar && \
+	echo "$SHA1  /opt/blockmap/blockmap.jar" | sha1sum -c && \
+	apk del .build-deps curl
 
 COPY files/ /
 

README.md

@@ -21,15 +21,12 @@ This image can be used to render a Minecraft map, by just mounting the world fol
 *They should all point to a directory, where the region files are located (files like **r.0.0.mca**) or if you want all data to be processed, the parent folder (usually where the 'region') folder lives in.*
 
 ```
-sudo docker run -d \
-	-v /MY-MINECRAFT-PATH/world/:/blockmap/input/overworld/ \
-	-v /MY-MINECRAFT-PATH/world_nether/:/blockmap/input/nether/ \
-	-v /MY-MINECRAFT-PATH/world_the_end/:/blockmap/input/end/ \ 
-	-v /MY-OUTPUT-PATH/output:/opt/blockmap/output \
+sudo docker run \
+	-v /MY-MINECRAFT-PATH/world:/input \
+	-v /MY-OUTPUT-PATH/output:/output \
 	--name blockmap \
 	saibotk/blockmap
 ```
 
-### BlockMap + Nginx setup
-
-*Coming soon...*
+### Customization
+Coming soon

files/config.json

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+{
+	"output dir": "/output",
+	"hide offline players": false,
+	"worlds": [
+		{
+			"name": "Overworld",
+			"input dir": "/input",
+			"dimension": "OVERWORLD",
+			"force": false,
+			"pins": true
+		},
+		{
+			"name": "Oceans",
+			"input dir": "/input",
+			"dimension": "OVERWORLD",
+			"force": false,
+			"pins": true,
+			"render settings": {
+				"block colors": "OCEAN_GROUND",
+				"shader": "RELIEF"
+			}
+		},
+		{
+			"name": "Nether",
+			"input dir": "/input",
+			"dimension": "NETHER",
+			"render settings": {
+				"block colors": "X_RAY",
+				"shader": "FLAT",
+				"maxY": "80"
+			},
+			"force": false,
+			"pins": true
+		}
+	]
+}

files/docker-entrypoint.sh

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-#!/bin/sh +x
+#!/bin/sh
 # Stop this script on the first failure (e.g. cannot create the output folder)
 set -e
 
-# This script renders one or more worlds with different settings. It is an example for how to use BlockMap in scripts. Adapt these
-# variables to point to the required data for
-# this to work. Further below are the actual render commands. Feel free to adapt them to your needs.
-#
-# The current configuration will render each dimension at least once, the overworld even multiple times (ocean ground view and
-# cave view). All images are written to a different
-# subfolder for each setting.
+echo "[INFO] Start rendering..."
 
-WORLD_FOLDER_OVERWORLD=/opt/blockmap/overworld
-WORLD_FOLDER_NETHER=/opt/blockmap/nether
-WORLD_FOLDER_END=/opt/blockmap/end
-OUTPUT_DIR=/opt/blockmap/output
-BLOCKMAP_FILE=/opt/blockmap/BlockMap.jar
-
-ls -l /opt/blockmap
-# A simple and plain overworld view
-echo "[INFO] Rendering overworld..."
-mkdir -p $OUTPUT_DIR/overworld
-java -jar $BLOCKMAP_FILE -v render -l -o=$OUTPUT_DIR/overworld $WORLD_FOLDER_OVERWORLD
-
-# The ocean grounds of the overworld
-echo "[INFO] Rendering overworld_ocean..."
-mkdir -p $OUTPUT_DIR/overworld_ocean
-java -jar $BLOCKMAP_FILE -v render -l -o=$OUTPUT_DIR/overworld_ocean -c=OCEAN_GROUND $WORLD_FOLDER_OVERWORLD
-
-# The nether up to height 64
-echo "[INFO] Rendering overworld_nether..."
-mkdir -p $OUTPUT_DIR/nether
-java -jar $BLOCKMAP_FILE -v render -l -o=$OUTPUT_DIR/nether --max-height=64 $WORLD_FOLDER_NETHER
-
-# A plain view of the end
-echo "[INFO] Rendering overworld_end..."
-mkdir -p $OUTPUT_DIR/end
-java -jar $BLOCKMAP_FILE -v render -l -o=$OUTPUT_DIR/end $WORLD_FOLDER_END
-
-# Write an index file to the root directory. It is a simple name=path properties file, but in JSON.
-cat << EOF > $OUTPUT_DIR/index.json
-{
-	"Overworld": "./overworld/rendered.json.gz",
-	"Overworld (Ocean)": "./overworld_ocean/rendered.json.gz",
-	"Nether": "./nether/rendered.json.gz",
-	"End": "./end/rendered.json.gz"
-}
-EOF
+java -jar /opt/blockmap/blockmap.jar render-many /config.json
 
 echo "[INFO] Rendering finished!"