Install "Docker Desktop" using the Windows Store. When first starting, may ask you to run
wsl --upgrade
in your powershell. Afterwards you should restart your PC.
Download the repo as a zip file and extract it to a folder. Now, you should navigate in the powershell to the folder with the Dockerfile, i.e., run
cd <path_to_folder>
and replace path to folder by actual path. Tip: you can find it when navigating to the folder in the file browser and then click on the upper bar. Now, you have to build the docker container by running:
docker buildx build .
in your powershell. Note that building the container might take some time.
Now, you can start Docker Desktop again and navigate to the Images Tab.
There should now be a newly created entry which you can start clicking on the run button.
In the following, you can add a container name, e.g., "toxcast_scraper". Moreover, you have to enter 8051 in the Ports section.
After clicking runagain, the Containers Tab should automatically open and you will see the output of the container:
Click on the first link to start the app in your browser. If you want to deactivate the docker, you can click the stop button.
Open "Docker Desktop" and navigate to the Containers Tab. Click on the name of your docker and click run. The links will again appear and you can click on the first to open the app. Note that you have to click on the name so that the terminal opens and you can see the links.