Gulp tasks for managing Docker images and containers.

Within your Gulpfile, initialize GulpDocker with an instance of gulp and container options:

var gulp       = require("gulp");
var GulpDocker = require("gulp-docker");

new GulpDocker(gulp, {
	sidekick: {
		build: "bin/build"
		run:   "bin/sidekick",
		env:   { ENV: "production" },
		git:   "[email protected]:winton/sidekick.git#release",
		repo:  "quay.io/winton/sidekick"
	}
});

Each key of the object is the container name.

Each value of the object is another object with the following possible keys:

• build - The command to run within the Docker container after building the image, before pushing (optional).
• dockerfile - The directory to discover the Dockerfile (optional).
• env - Object containing environmental variables (optional).
• git - A git repository URL string (optional).
• name - The name of the container (required).
• ports - An array of port strings in "[host-port]:[container-port]" format (optional).
• repo - The Docker repository to push to on build (optional).
• run - The command to run within the Docker container (optional).
• tags - An array of tags to use when pushing the image (required).
• volumes - An array of volume strings in "[host-dir]:[container-dir]:[rw|ro]" format (optional).

• docker:image - Build and optionally push one or more Docker images.
• docker:restart - Restart one or more Docker containers.
• docker:run - Run one or more Docker containers.
• docker:stop - Stop one or more Docker containers.

• Ask user which containers to build and (optionally) push.
• Clone a pristine copy of the app.
• Run docker build within app directory (Dockerfile should be present).
• Push the Docker image if specified.

• Build happens if image is not found (see above).
• Generate run arguments from container options.
• Call docker run with arguments.

npm install

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