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README
An API client for docker written in Haskell
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Current state
Supported Docker Engine Api version: v1.24 and onwards.
Anything upward of that should work since Docker versions their API. Older docker version and engine api versions are not supported at the moment.
Documentation
The API-documentation is available at
Hackage. There are also some
usage-examples in the main library source file,
Client.hs.
Contributing
Please see [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md).
Project Setup
For working on the library, you need the Haskell Tool Stack installed (see the
Haskell Tool Stack
website). You
also need make to use the Makefile included in the project. Run make help
to see the available commands (for building, running the tests and releasing).
Tests
Tests are located in the tests directory and can be run with make test. This
only runs the unit tests.
To run integration tests, you need Docker installed and listening on Port 2375
of localhost (docker only listens to a Unix socket by default, see the Docker
documentation
for details). Set the environment variable RUN_INTEGRATION_TESTS, i.e.
RUN_INTEGRATION_TESTS=1 make test.
IRC
If you have any questions or suggestions you can find the maintainers in #docker-haskell
on freenode.