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I love this project! Hadn't actually tried out the commands it generates yet, but if it works as expected it'll be a life-saver for me. I have a question though - would it be within the project's scope to also generate docker-compose.yml files? The use case is about being able to migrate small-scale Docker hosts by just dumping the configuration and running it on a different host.
Building in the option to generate YAML output for docker-compose is an interesting idea. I'm not quite sure how much work it will be, but I definitely think it's doable.
Shooting from the hip, I would probably augment the "run object" returned for each container in index.js to include a new property, let's say compose, which would represent an entry for that container in a docker-compose.yml file. I'd probably just create a new function, similar to toRunCommand, that builds the compose object from the inspect object, basically doing the property conversion two different times in two different ways. Then I'd also need a way for the CLI to conditionally output those objects as YAML (though I guess it could just output JSON since YAML is supposed to be a superset of JSON).
Hmm 🤔 I'll give it some more thought. Thanks for the suggestion!
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nexdrew commentedon Sep 16, 2019
@d33tah Hi 👋 and thanks!
Building in the option to generate YAML output for docker-compose is an interesting idea. I'm not quite sure how much work it will be, but I definitely think it's doable.
Shooting from the hip, I would probably augment the "run object" returned for each container in index.js to include a new property, let's say
compose, which would represent an entry for that container in a docker-compose.yml file. I'd probably just create a new function, similar totoRunCommand, that builds the compose object from the inspect object, basically doing the property conversion two different times in two different ways. Then I'd also need a way for the CLI to conditionally output those objects as YAML (though I guess it could just output JSON since YAML is supposed to be a superset of JSON).Hmm 🤔 I'll give it some more thought. Thanks for the suggestion!
frankhommers commentedon Jun 1, 2021
What I do manually, but what probably can be done automatic is drop the output in:
https://www.composerize.com/
The sources of that are here: https://github.com/magicmark/composerize