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@swimlane/docker-reference

v2.0.1

Published

A node.js package to parse docker image reference

Downloads

13,525

Readme

Docker-Reference

A small package to parse and work with docker images references.

Getting started

To use docker-reference you should start with creating a Reference instance:

const { Reference } = require('@swimlane/docker-reference');

const imageReference = new Reference({
    domain: 'r.cfcr.io',
    repository: 'codefresh/demochat',
    tag: 'master',
    digest: 'sha256:58fe87ff24d5a3ac35c887dcef82eb619565987c1083282f876c7c2657a5f94e'
});

console.log(imageReference.repositoryUrl); // r.cfcr.io/codefresh/demochat
console.log(imageReference.toString()); // r.cfcr.io/codefresh/demochat:master@sha256:58fe87ff24d5a3ac35c887dcef82eb619565987c1083282f876c7c2657a5f94e

Using parsers

You can also use parser to create your Reference instance:

const { parseQualifiedName } = require('@swimlane/docker-reference');

const imageReference = parseQualifiedName('r.cfcr.io/codefresh/demochat:master@sha256:58fe87ff24d5a3ac35c887dcef82eb619565987c1083282f876c7c2657a5f94e');

console.log(imageReference.domain);     // r.cfcr.io
console.log(imageReference.repository); // codefresh/demochat
console.log(imageReference.tag);        // master
console.log(imageReference.digest);     // sha256:58fe87ff24d5a3ac35c887dcef82eb619565987c1083282f876c7c2657a5f94e

There are 3 parsers in the package:

  1. parseQualifiedName:

    This should be use when parsing a string representing a qualified image reference, meaning the string should contain at least the domain and the repository of the image.

  2. parseFamiliarName:

    This should be use when parsing a string representing a familiar image reference, meaning the string might not contains the domain part and this case the domain part would become docker.io. Also when the domain is missing and the repository contains only one part the repository would be prefixed with library/.

    This parser would parse all qualified image reference the same as parseQualifiedName parser

  3. parseAll:

    This should be use when parsing a string representing a familiar image reference or identifier.

    This parser would parse all qualified image reference the same as parseQualifiedName parser and parse every familiar image reference the same as parseFamiliarName

Grammer for the package

| | pattaren | | --- | --- | | reference | name [ ":" tag ] [ "@" digest ] | | name | [domain '/'] path-component ['/' path-component]* | | domain | domain-component ['.' domain-component]* [':' port-number] | | domain-component | /([a-zA-Z0-9]|[a-zA-Z0-9][a-zA-Z0-9-]*[a-zA-Z0-9])/ | | port-number | /[0-9]+/ | | path-component | alpha-numeric [separator alpha-numeric]* | | alpha-numeric | /[a-z0-9]+/ | | separator | /[_.]|__|[-]*/ | | tag | /[\w][\w.-]{0,127}/ | | digest | digest-algorithm ":" digest-hex | | digest-algorithm | digest-algorithm-component [ digest-algorithm-separator digest-algorithm-component ]* | | digest-algorithm-separator | /[+.-_]/ | | digest-algorithm-component | /[A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9]*/ | | digest-hex | /[0-9a-fA-F]{32,}/ (At least 128 bit digest value) | | identifier | /[a-f0-9]{64}/ | | short-identifier | /[a-f0-9]{6,64}/ |