docker-tasks v0.1.51

docker-tasks

Allows you to easily build/run/debug/release Docker images of your Node projects.

Docker must be installed, and you will need a Dockerfile. This package is so you don't have to remember all the commands.

How to use

Setup

1. Run yarn add docker-tasks
2. Run yarn docker-tasks genconfig to generate a .docker-tasks.yml file.
3. Edit .docker-tasks.yml and add your project details.

Running the tasks

Run yarn docker-tasks <option>

• yarn docker-tasks genconfig generates a configuration file where you can add your project details.
• yarn docker-tasks build [-p/--prune] builds the image. Use -p/--prune to prune before building.
• yarn docker-tasks run runs the container.
• yarn docker-tasks debug runs the container but overrides the entry point with bash so you can take a look inside. (Note: Because of how shelljs works the debug command cannot be run directly. Instead, this will print out a command for you to run yourself.)
• yarn docker-tasks clear stops and removes the container.
• yarn docker-tasks prune removes unused data.
• yarn docker-tasks release <version> tags latest with <version> and pushes both to the remote repo/docker.io.
• yarn docker-tasks help prints this help text.
• Use -n or --dry-run flag to see what commands would be run, without actually running anything.

Examples

With this configuration:

imageName: foo
runArgs: -p 3000:3000
username: folkforms

• Running yarn docker-tasks build
  • => docker build --tag foo:latest .
• Running yarn docker-tasks run
  • => docker stop foo
  • => docker rm foo
  • => docker run -p 3000:3000 --name foo foo:latest
• Running yarn docker-tasks release 0.0.1
  • => docker image tag foo:latest foo:0.0.1
  • => docker image tag foo:latest docker.io/folkforms/foo:0.0.1
  • => docker image push docker.io/folkforms/foo:0.0.1
• Running yarn docker-tasks release latest
  • => docker image tag foo:latest docker.io/folkforms/foo:latest
  • => docker image push docker.io/folkforms/foo:latest
• Running yarn docker-tasks clear
  • => docker stop foo
  • => docker rm foo
• Running yarn docker-tasks prune
  • => docker system prune --force
• etc.