vscode-container-client

Overview

This package adds support for various Docker container runtimes, abstracting away the details of the runtime and the way it is called, to provide a common interface for any Docker runtime (e.g. Docker in WSL, Docker Engine, Docker Desktop, etc.).

Usage

Each of the runtime clients provide a command line to execute and a function to parse the output, for each relevant operation. These items are combined into a CommandResponse object. In addition, many helpful utility classes are provided, for building command lines, running the commands, and a handful of other scenarios.

Example

Here is an example for inspecting a container that uses the ShellStreamCommandRunnerFactory provided by this library:

// Build the necessary objects
const dockerClient = new DockerClient();
const factory = new ShellStreamCommandRunnerFactory({
    // Many options are supported
});
const runCommand = factory.getCommandRunner();

// Get the command response, and run it in the shell command runner
const inspectionResults: InspectContainersItem[] | undefined = await runCommand(
    dockerClient.inspectContainers({ containers: ['myContainerName'] })
);

// Get the first item in the results
const result: InspectContainersItem | undefined = inspectionResults?.[0];

// If an item was found, output some information about it
if (result) {
    console.log(`${result.name} is running image ${result.imageName} (${result.imageId})`);
}

License

MIT

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Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct

This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct.

Resources:

• Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct
• Microsoft Code of Conduct FAQ
• Contact [email protected] with questions or concerns