An application to build application images from Nulecule.
Usage:
atomicapp-builder build [-h] [--cccp-index CCCP_INDEX]
[--build-image BUILD_IMAGE]
[--docker-registry DOCKER_REGISTRY]
[--registry-insecure] [--check-binar-images]
[--keep-tmpdir] [--skip-if-in-registry]
[-q | -v]
PATH | cccp:<app-id>
positional arguments:
PATH | cccp:<app-id> Path to directory with Nulecule file to build or app id prefixed by "cccp:"
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--cccp-index CCCP_INDEX
URI of raw cccp index file (can be file:// for local file), defaults to
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kbsingh/cccp-index/master/index.yml
--build-image BUILD_IMAGE
Name of image that Dock should use to build images (defaults to "atomic-reactor")
--docker-registry DOCKER_REGISTRY
URL of Docker registry to poll for existing images and
push built images to. Must be without http/https
scheme.
--registry-insecure If used, plain http will be used to connect to
registry instead of https
--check-binary-images
Check whether binary images are obtainable from given
registry
--keep-tmpdir Keep tmpdir with sources of all the resolved apps and
print a path to it
--skip-if-in-registry
Skip building images that are available in provided
-q, --quiet Only output names of built images after build is done
-v, --verbose Print lots of debugging information
Note: checking for binary images for an application expects usage of Nulecule Images extension.
Requires anymarkup, atomic_reactor and requests. You can get the requirements just by typing pip install --user -r requirements.txt. This also requires Atomic Reactor build image. You can either get one by docker pull slavek/atomic-reactor or you can build one yourself.
You can get stable versions from PyPI by using
pip install --user atomicapp-builder