Pandora Compose

A library that provide controls to manipulate docker-compose projects

RxJS

This library is based on RxJS Observable, which provide more flexibility than raw streams.

Docker

This library use dockerode to communicate with the docker API.

Docker compose

You can either use a local installation of docker-compose or you can use a containerized instance that is pulled or built by Pandora. This approach guaranties the version of docker-compose

Usage

You must create one instance of pandora-compose for each of your compose project, but you can use a single instance of pandora-docker which will be shared. Once created, you can run the common docker-compose commands like build, run, stop, etc.

Some methods are pure docker-compose calls, while other are docker logic.

For example, getServiceLogs take a service name, use docker-compose to get the corresponding container, then use docker API to get their logs and eventually returns a Promise of two observables: stdout$ and stderr$ which emit their respective standard output logs.

The pure docker-compose calls, on the other and, always return an Observable, which emit object like this :

{
  timestamp: 1234567890,
  stream: 'stdout',
  source: 'run',
  data: [
    'line1',
    'line2',
    'line3'
  ]
}

The source property represent the step from which those logs came from. preparation is before the actual run, it's when docker-compose is built. run is the actual docker-compose run. The data property is an array of strings, since logs are packaged in 500ms windows.