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github-to-docker

v1.1.3

Published

Stream tarballs directly from GitHub to docker without touching the file system.

Readme

github-to-docker

Stream tarballs directly from GitHub to docker without touching the file system.

npm Node version build status JavaScript Style Guide

Install

$ npm i github-to-docker -S

Usage

Build latest master branch of ipfs/go-ipfs with default tag set to 'ipfs/go-ipfs:master' and send docker build output to stdout.

// ipfs.js
require('github-to-docker')('ipfs/go-ipfs').pipe(process.stdout)
$ node ipfs.js

CLI

$ npm i github-to-docker -g
$ github-to-docker ipfs/go-ipfs
Step 1 : FROM alpine:3.3
---> d7a513a663c1
Step 2 : MAINTAINER Lars Gierth <[email protected]>
---> Using cache
---> f6eaf10d37c6
$ github-to-docker --help
Usage: github-to-docker repo [options]

--ref,          git ref (default: master)
--tag           tag for the resulting docker image
--version, -v

API

var build = require('github-to-docker')(repo|opts)

Returns a readable stream which is the build output from docker. Parameter can either be a string or an object. Use the string version to build an open source repo.

Options takes the following properties:

{
  github: {}, // used by 'github-archive-stream'
  docker: {}  // used by 'docker-build'
}

For private repositories you need to provide authentication, see github-archive-stream.

For default docker values, see docker-build.

If opts.docker.tag is not set, it will default to repo:ref.

License

MIT