Leo Simons fec14cf04c Use -f argument to rm to force-remove files.
When using pty=true, removing files using sudo may request confirmation,
which will hang the connection.

Similarly, sometimes assumptions about file existence may be wrong and
in those cases it seems better to continue on as long as the file does
not exist, so -f makes sense there, too.
2014-08-29 10:51:31 +02:00

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require "json"
require "log4r"
module VagrantPlugins
module DockerProvider
class Driver
# The executor is responsible for actually executing Docker commands.
# This is set by the provider, but defaults to local execution.
attr_accessor :executor
def initialize
@logger = Log4r::Logger.new("vagrant::docker::driver")
@executor = Executor::Local.new
end
def build(dir, **opts)
args = Array(opts[:extra_args])
args << dir
result = execute('docker', 'build', *args)
regexp = /Successfully built (.+)$/i
match = regexp.match(result)
if !match
# This will cause a stack trace in Vagrant, but it is a bug
# if this happens anyways.
raise "UNKNOWN OUTPUT: #{result}"
end
match[1]
end
def create(params, **opts, &block)
image = params.fetch(:image)
links = params.fetch(:links)
ports = Array(params[:ports])
volumes = Array(params[:volumes])
name = params.fetch(:name)
cmd = Array(params.fetch(:cmd))
env = params.fetch(:env)
expose = Array(params[:expose])
run_cmd = %W(docker run --name #{name})
run_cmd << "-d" if params[:detach]
run_cmd += env.map { |k,v| ['-e', "#{k}=#{v}"] }
run_cmd += expose.map { |p| ['--expose', "#{p}"] }
run_cmd += links.map { |k, v| ['--link', "#{k}:#{v}"] }
run_cmd += ports.map { |p| ['-p', p.to_s] }
run_cmd += volumes.map { |v| ['-v', v.to_s] }
run_cmd += %W(--privileged) if params[:privileged]
run_cmd += %W(-h #{params[:hostname]}) if params[:hostname]
run_cmd << "-i" << "-t" if params[:pty]
run_cmd << "--rm=true" if params[:rm]
run_cmd += params[:extra_args] if params[:extra_args]
run_cmd += [image, cmd]
execute(*run_cmd.flatten, **opts, &block).chomp
end
def state(cid)
case
when running?(cid)
:running
when created?(cid)
:stopped
else
:not_created
end
end
def created?(cid)
result = execute('docker', 'ps', '-a', '-q', '--no-trunc').to_s
result =~ /^#{Regexp.escape cid}$/
end
def image?(id)
result = execute('docker', 'images', '-q').to_s
result =~ /^#{Regexp.escape(id)}$/
end
def running?(cid)
result = execute('docker', 'ps', '-q', '--no-trunc')
result =~ /^#{Regexp.escape cid}$/m
end
def privileged?(cid)
inspect_container(cid)['HostConfig']['Privileged']
end
def start(cid)
if !running?(cid)
execute('docker', 'start', cid)
# This resets the cached information we have around, allowing `vagrant reload`s
# to work properly
@data = nil
end
end
def stop(cid)
if running?(cid)
execute('docker', 'stop', '-t', '1', cid)
end
end
def rm(cid)
if created?(cid)
execute('docker', 'rm', '-f', '-v', cid)
end
end
def rmi(id)
execute('docker', 'rmi', id)
return true
rescue Exception => e
return false if e.to_s.include?("is using it")
raise if !e.to_s.include?("No such image")
end
def inspect_container(cid)
# DISCUSS: Is there a chance that this json will change after the container
# has been brought up?
@data ||= JSON.parse(execute('docker', 'inspect', cid)).first
end
def all_containers
execute('docker', 'ps', '-a', '-q', '--no-trunc').to_s.split
end
def docker_bridge_ip
output = execute('/sbin/ip', '-4', 'addr', 'show', 'scope', 'global', 'docker0')
if output =~ /^\s+inet ([0-9.]+)\/[0-9]+\s+/
return $1.to_s
else
# TODO: Raise an user friendly message
raise 'Unable to fetch docker bridge IP!'
end
end
def execute(*cmd, **opts, &block)
@executor.execute(*cmd, **opts, &block)
end
end
end
end