Added anki-sync.yml

[Dacid99]

Added the dockerized version of anki-sync server

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[Ki-er]

It would be good too if you could clean up the docs and add a example Docker command people can use.

[Ki-er]

Optional so can be removed

Suggested change

depends_3rdparty: false

[Ki-er]

Suggested change

	platforms:
	- Rust
	- Python
	- Docker
	platforms:
	- Docker

[nodiscc]

Hi @Dacid99

I will copy-paste here the comment I made on #33 (comment)

How do we handle software contributions that merely port an existing application to another system (e.g., Dockerization)

I don't think we should approve these, it will open the gates to a flood of custom builds, third-party docker images... a quick search returns at least 2 other docker image projects for Anki [1] [2], so I'd prefer if these solutions could be considered first:

• contributing the OCI image build procedure to the upstream project (Dockerfile, documentation)... Anki devs were apparently open to contributions in the issue linked above
• linking to the third-party docker image build from the upstream's project documentation

Have you tried to get Docker support added directly into the upstream project (Anki)?