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Informations about the package docker-compose-generator

docker-compose generator

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A tool for populating a docker-compose file from one or more templates, using mustache-like replacement.

Installation/usage

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Docker image:

Overview

If you need to maintain multiple, slightly-different, docker-compose configurations which change per-environment, you've come to the right place.

This is being used in production in my day job for a couple of medium-sized projects, and is usually used as follows:

Per-environment differences

For example, commits to development branches are built and deployed to a dev swarm. Each dev deployment gets its own database, but test and prod deployments do not.

Multiple input files

Merge multiple yaml templates. For example, a main.yml template can be extended by having dev.yml add additional services. These will be merged together before applying later operations. If templates are provided from both stdin and via the --input option, stdin is processed first. Multiple inputs provided via --input are processed in order.

Variable substitution

After merging all templates, perform variable substitution across the result, based on values from .ini files, then environment variables and finally variables from -e flags.

Define variables in numerous ways

Accepts variables from INI-style environment files, or command switches, in the following order:

Usage

main.yml

dev.yml

prod.yml

prod.ini

dev.ini

You can then roll your own logic to work out which files to apply after main.yml, eg

Run via docker

NB, do not attach a TTY (ie, do not use docker's -t switch) if you are piping input

or

or just use volumes:

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Requires php Version >=7.3
laminas/laminas-stdlib Version ^3
symfony/yaml Version ^5
symfony/console Version ^5
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