Stuck after running Docker image about data-science-at-the-command-line HOT 4 CLOSED

I also have the same problem (running on Windows 10). Had no problem pulling the data, but when I enter the line:

$ docker run --rm -itv"pwd":/data datascienceworkshops/data-science-at-the-command-line

I am able to get the environment running, no problems with the cowsay command, but when I start looking around the files this is what I see when poking around the command line:

[/data]$ pwd
/data
[/data]$ ls
[/data]$ cd /home
[/home]$ pwd
/home
[/home]$ ls
[/home]$ cd /book
bash: cd: /book: No such file or directory
[/data]$ cd
[~]$ pwd '/root
[~]$ ls

I feel it is important to point out that the ls command prints nothing - I guess that means that all of the directories are empty? I can't say for sure, I am extremely inexperienced with respect to using the command line. I have tried googling around for a solution but what I find seem only partially applicable to the problem and/or over my head.

I am excited to start learning and the book seems extremely relevant to my interests, so if anyone could shed some light on this issue I would be extremely grateful! Thanks!

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Hey guys, I've taken a look at the Dockerfile and it looks like the book directory hasn't been copied in yet. So that's why you're not seeing anything yet. Hopefully Jeroen will have an update for that soon.

In the meantime, I've taken a moment to create a gitter room for people to discuss the book. I've also forked the project to see if I can help contribute updates to the resources. I'm excited to go through the book, so I'd like to help out where I can.

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Same problem, im in a windows 10 home.
i get to the "cowsay" by using :
$ docker-machine create box
$ docker-machine env box
$ @for /f “tokens=*” %i IN (‘docker-machine env box’) DO @%i
thanks to https://forums.docker.com/u/rishits85
but dont have the book directory .
Any help?? the book its awsome!
thanks

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Once again thanks for fixing this @Crevax !

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