docker.io

docker.io

Node.JS wrapper for low-level Docker.io HTTP interface

Usage

var docker = require('docker.js')({host:"http://localhost", port: "4243"});

We have implamented most of the container methods like:

• list

function handler(err, res) {
    if (err) throw err;
    console.log("data returned from Docker as JS object: ", res);
}

var options = {}; // all options listed in the REST documentation for Docker are supported.

docker.containers.list(options, handler);

• create

function handler(err, res) {
    if (err) throw err;
    console.log("data returned from Docker as JS object: ", res);
}

var options = {}; // all options listed in the REST documentation for Docker are supported.

docker.containers.create(options, handler);

• inspect

function handler(err, res) {
    if (err) throw err;
    console.log("data returned from Docker as JS object: ", res);
}

var options = {}; // all options listed in the REST documentation for Docker are supported.

docker.containers.inspect('263tbr762t37rtbd', options, handler);
// OR
docker.containers.inspect('263tbr762t37rtbd', handler);

• inspectChanges

function handler(err, res) {
    if (err) throw err;
    console.log("data returned from Docker as JS object: ", res);
}

var options = {}; // all options listed in the REST documentation for Docker are supported.

docker.containers.inspectChanges('263tbr762t37rtbd', options, handler);
// OR
docker.containers.inspectChanges('263tbr762t37rtbd', handler);

• runExport

function handler(err, res) {
    if (err) throw err;
    console.log("data returned from Docker as JS object: ", res);
}

var options = {}; // all options listed in the REST documentation for Docker are supported.

docker.containers.runExport('263tbr762t37rtbd', options, handler);
// OR
docker.containers.runExport('263tbr762t37rtbd', handler);

• start

function handler(err, res) {
    if (err) throw err;
    console.log("data returned from Docker as JS object: ", res);
}

var options = {}; // all options listed in the REST documentation for Docker are supported.

docker.containers.start('263tbr762t37rtbd', options, handler);
// OR
docker.containers.start('263tbr762t37rtbd', handler);

Other methods are implamented but a little buggy... PULL REQUESTS ARE WELCOME!