This was pulled into azavea/pfb-network-connectivity at 8561f90ba.

Further work should be done over there.

To run the analysis in docker, first build the docker image:

docker build -t pfb .

Then run the analysis as follows:

docker run \
    -e PFB_SHPFILE=/data/neighborhood_boundary.shp \
    -e PFB_STATE=ma \
    -e PFB_STATE_FIPS=25 \
    -e NB_INPUT_SRID=2249 \
    -e NB_BOUNDARY_BUFFER=11000 \
    -v /vagrant/data/:/data/ \
    pfb

The -e in this example sets environment variables, which will depend on the analysis you are running.

The -v in this example mounts a local directory inside the docker container under /data/. The PFB_SHPFILE environment variable specifies the .shp file under this directory to use.

This process of mounting a data directory with the input shapefile will be removed in favor of an import process.