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@quarry-systems/pangolin-providers-local-docker

v0.2.0

Published

ComputeProvider backed by the local Docker daemon via dockerode — developer iteration and the local smoke suite.

Readme

-systems/pangolin-providers-local-docker

A ComputeProvider implementation backed by the local Docker daemon via the dockerode client. run() creates and starts a container with the spec's image, environment, and command; awaitExit() blocks on Docker's wait API and demultiplexes stdout/stderr from the container log stream; cancel() sends SIGTERM with a configurable grace period and escalates to SIGKILL if the container has not stopped by then. Intended for developer iteration and the local end-to-end smoke suite — production deployments use the Fargate provider. Image references must be digest-pinned (image@sha256:...) unless the caller opts in via allowUnpinnedImage: true for dev iteration.

Install

pnpm add -systems/pangolin-providers-local-docker

Basic usage

import { PangolinClient } from '-systems/pangolin-client';
import { LocalDockerProvider } from '-systems/pangolin-providers-local-docker';

const localDocker = new LocalDockerProvider({
  allowUnpinnedImage: true, // dev only
  sigtermGraceSeconds: 10,
});

const client = new PangolinClient({
  namespace: 'my-org',
  compute: { 'local-docker': localDocker },
  // ...
});

The provider talks to /var/run/docker.sock on Unix or //./pipe/docker_engine on Windows by default; pass docker: to inject a pre-configured Dockerode instance for remote daemons or tests.

Spec

Decisions