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@lifeomic/test-tool-docker

v5.2.0

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Convenience methods for interacting with Docker

executeContainerCommand pullImage imageExists ensureImage getHostAddress

Container

executeContainerCommand

Executes the container with several convenience options.

| ExecuteCommandConfig | Description | |----------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | container | A dockerode container | | command | The command to be sent to the container | | environment | environment variables to be sent to the container. Should be in the format ENV_NAME=ENV_VALUE | | stdin? | If set then the string is sent as an end command to the container stream |

Image

pullImage

Pulls the image into the current Docker environment

| arg | Description | |--------|------------------------------------------------| | docker | A dockerode instance | | image | The image to be pulled. <image-name>[:<tag>] |

imageExists

Returns if the image exists in the local docker environment.

| arg | Description | |--------|-------------------------------------------------| | docker | A dockerode instance | | image | The image to be checked. <image-name>[:<tag>] |

ensureImage

Will pull the image from the remote repository if it isn't already present locally.

| arg | Description | |--------|-------------------------------------------------| | docker | A dockerode instance | | image | The image to be checked. <image-name>[:<tag>] |

Utility methods

getHostAddress

Will return the Docker host address.

If process.env.DOCKER_HOST_ADDR is set, then that value will be returned.

When running on MacOS and require('os').type() === 'Darwin' then '127.0.0.1' will be returned.

Otherwise, we will start up an alpine image and return the default inet address.

dockerode