Scaladock

Warning: This library is long left unmaintained, please check out the Docker remote API client list for active scala clients.

scaladock is a simple Scala client for the Docker Container Engine Remote API.

Consider this as an experimental client. It is still under development and it needs a lot of improvements and cleanup.

Getting Started

Connection

Connect to a remote instance using Http

val connection = new DockerConnection("172.16.212.98", "4243")

Create a new Container and perform actions on it

You can create a new Container using the connection you defined in the last step calling create:

val container = connection.create(
  Some(Config(
    Image = "busybox",
	Tty = true,
	Cmd = Array("date")
  ))
)

container match {
  case Success(c) => {
	  c.start()
	  // do stuff here
  }
  case Failure(e) => new Throwable("Failed to create container")
}

You can then perform many actions on the container:

container.start()

container.stop()

container.restart()

container.kill

container.inspect
...

Attach to a container

c.attach()

Do not forget to start() the container first or the attach command will output nothing. If attach succeeds, this will print stdout onto the REPL and output to a file named <container_id>.log. You can also explicitely specify where the log file will be by passing the path to attach.

c.attach("/home/user/logfile.log")

To detach from the container, use:

c.detach

Contributing

Fork it
Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
Create new Pull Request

abronan / scaladock