Q: I can't figure out why I would need this
A:
In traditional ways, we make aliases ourselves all over the Docker commands.
The reason why I develop this project is to encourage people to contribute and share their ideas and thoughts into plugins, which would give Tsaotun ability to do those things. And, the aboved thing is just one of things that Tsaotun can achieve, you will be able to load variety of plugins in the future as well.
Besides, if you are doing some projects involved running containers, Tsaotun has provide the higher level API for you. That is another helpful functionality.
Currently, I'm moving my previous project VWGen into one of Tsaotun's plugin. Once I finish, everyone can just load the plugin and extend the power of Tsaotun.
Contents
- Run any commands docker can run on Tsaotun
- All written in Python with love of API of docker
- Simplify the process making your own implementation of docker command line tool
- Many Addons are upcoming
A universal installation method (that works on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, and always provides the latest version) is to use pip:
# Make sure we have an up-to-date version of pip and setuptools:
$ pip install --upgrade pip setuptools
$ pip install --upgrade tsaotun(If pip installation fails for some reason, you can try
easy_install tsaotun as a fallback.)
Pull from dockerhub, or build it yourself:
$ docker build -t tsaotun .Verify that now we have installed the latest version, for example:
$ tsaotun version
Client:
Version: 0.8.1
Python version: 2.7.13
OS/Arch: Darwin/x86_64
Server:
Version: 1.13.0-rc7
API version: 1.25 (minimum version 1.12)
Go version: go1.7.3
Git commit: 48a9e53
Built: 5 days ago
OS/Arch: linux/amd64
Kernel version: 4.9.3-moby
Experimental: TrueHello World:
$ tsaotun [COMMAND]Synopsis:
$ tsaotun [-h] [--console] [--color] [--debug] [--dry] [--host list]
[--verbose]
{version,info,inspect,container,image,network,volume,addon}
...See also tsaotun --help.
Addon feature is testing right now, and each addon should has its own folder with __init__.py inside.
Addon folder struture shows like:
$HOME
└───Tsaotun
└───addons
├── addon_A - __init__.py, ...
├── addon_B - __init__.py, ...
└───__init__.py
__init__.py: To specify how to override the original command
"""Configuration file for this addon"""
from .Container import rm
__override__ = {'Container.rm': 'Rm'}
__argparse__ = [
{
'namespace': "Container",
'position': "Child",
'subcommand': "rm",
'actions': [
"add_argument('--clear', \
action='store_true', \
dest='clear', \
help='Remove all dead and alive containers. \
You still need to give a whatever container ID.')",
],
},
]Container/rm.py
"""This module contains `docker container rm` class"""
from docker.errors import APIError
from tsaotun.lib.Docker.Container.command import Command
from tsaotun.cli import Tsaotun
class Rm(Command):
"""This class implements `docker container rm` command"""
name = "container rm"
require = []
def __init__(self):
Command.__init__(self)
self.settings[self.name] = None
def eval_command(self, args):
try:
containers = args["containers"]
clear = args["clear"]
del args["containers"]
del args["clear"]
Ids = []
if clear:
cli = Tsaotun()
cli.send('ps -a --format {{Id}}')
ress = cli.recv()
if ress:
ress = ress.split('\n')
ress = [res[0:4] for res in ress]
for Id in ress:
Ids.append(Id)
args['container'] = Id
self.client.remove_container(**args)
else:
for Id in containers:
Ids.append(Id)
args['container'] = Id
self.client.remove_container(**args)
self.settings[self.name] = '\n'.join(Ids)
except APIError as e:
raise e
def final(self):
return self.settings[self.name]Apache License v2.0: LICENSE.
Boik Su (@qazbnm456) created Tsaotun.