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README.md

Docker CLI JavaScript SDK

CI

This repository contains the source for the Node SDK to work with the experimental Docker command line for Azure integration. The SDK is available as an npm package

⚠️ This SDK is in beta, expect things to change or break!

Getting started

Add @docker/sdk to the dependencies

yarn add @docker/sdk

You can then use the SDK:

// import the contexts client
import { Contexts } from '@docker/sdk';
// import request and response classes
import { ListRequest, ListResponse } from '@docker/sdk/contexts';

const client = new Contexts();

// Get the list of contexts
client.list(new ListRequest(), (err: any, resp: ListResponse) => {
  if (err) {
    console.error(err);
    return;
  }

  const contexts = resp.getContextsList().map((c) => c.getName());

  console.log(contexts);
});

When you run this code you should see a list of contexts, for example:

$ ts-node example.ts
aci-context
default

Examples

You can find examples for how to use this SDK in the examples directory.