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@psk/docker-publish

v1.0.3

Published

npm scripts to automate working with docker images.

Downloads

1

Readme

@psk/docker-publish

npm scripts to automate docker images.

An easy way to excute the typical sequence of building, running and pushing a docker image out of a node project to a private docker repo, or the public docker hub.

Uses the name and version number from package.json to keep your docker image name and version aligned.

Usage

in your project, execute

npm install @psk/docker-publish --save

If you are pushing to a private docker repo, add the following to your package.json

  "docker-registry": "docker.your-private.com",

Or if you are pushing to the public docker hub, add the following to your package.json

"docker-user": "ryanramage".

Add some scripts that look like this. You might adjust to your liking

  "scripts": {
	    "docker-build": "rm -rf node_modules && npm i --production &&  docker-build",
	    "docker-push": "docker-push",
  },

Now in your project, when you are ready to make a new image, bump your version number in package.json.

To build a local docker image quickly, for running later

npm run docker-build

Push the docker image to the docker-registry specified in your package.json

npm run docker-push