dockerish

Dockerish is an easy way to build, run and stop containers with a local config file based on a template.

Installation

	npm install dockerish -g

Creating a Dockerish Target

In your repository, create a file called dockerish.template.yml:

container:
  name: container/name
  image: container-image

run:
  daemon: true
  restart: always
  portmaps:
    - host: <%= port %>
      container: 9000

dockerfile:
  from: node
  maintainer: you [email protected]
  commands: !
    WORKDIR ...

    ADD ...

    RUN ...

    ENTRYPOINT ... http://<%= hostname %> ...

    EXPOSE 9000

Creating a Dockerish Config

Create a file called dockerish.config.json (e.g. in the same directory):

{
  "hostname": "%hostname:8080",
  "port": 9000
}

Run Dockerish

• Build: dockerish --build
• Run: dockerish --run
• Stop: dockerish --stop

Options

  -h, --help                 shows help
  -c, --config=FILE          dockerish config file, defaults to ./dockerish.config.json
  -n, --namespace=NAMESPACE  config sub name space (optional)
  -t, --target=FILE          dockerish template file or folder containing the template file, defaults to ./dockerish.template.yml
  -r, --run                  runs the container (add additional parameters after --)
  -s, --stop                 stops the container
  -b, --build                builds the container
  -d, --debug                debug

License

Apache-2.0