dockerfake

func (*Daemon) Close ¶

func (d *Daemon) Close()

Close stops every published port's relay.

func (*Daemon) Commands ¶

func (d *Daemon) Commands() [][]string

func (*Daemon) Configs ¶

func (d *Daemon) Configs() []string

Configs are the client configuration each command named, in order ("" is the ambient one).

func (*Daemon) IsDiskRead ¶

func (d *Daemon) IsDiskRead(args []string) bool

IsDiskRead identifies this daemon's disk commands, including completed reads.

func (*Daemon) Limits ¶

func (d *Daemon) Limits(name string) (memory, nanoCPUs int64)

Limits is the memory and NanoCPUs the daemon holds a container to, as its runs and updates set them (0: no limit).

func (*Daemon) Matching ¶

func (d *Daemon) Matching(prefix string) [][]string

func (*Daemon) PublishPorts ¶

func (d *Daemon) PublishPorts()

PublishPorts makes the daemon publish a container's port as Docker does: a container run with `-p addr:N:inner` answers at N from every start, and one run with `-p addr::inner` answers at a port Docker picks at each start (run, start, restart), so the port it had before goes dead. Each published port relays to the port SetPort names. Without it every running container answers at that port. Close stops the relays.

func (*Daemon) ResetCommands ¶

func (d *Daemon) ResetCommands()

func (*Daemon) Run ¶

func (d *Daemon) Run(_ context.Context, _ string, req docker.Command) ([]byte, error)

func (*Daemon) Running ¶

func (d *Daemon) Running(name string) bool

Running says whether the daemon holds the container running now.

func (*Daemon) SetCommandReply ¶

func (d *Daemon) SetCommandReply(reply func(docker.Command) ([]byte, error, bool))

SetCommandReply scripts stream-bearing commands such as backup copies. The callback must not call methods on this daemon while Run holds its lock.

func (*Daemon) SetDisk ¶

func (d *Daemon) SetDisk(totalBytes, freeBytes int64)

SetDisk scripts what df says of the data folder's filesystem (100 GiB with 90 GiB free unless set).

func (*Daemon) SetExitCode ¶

func (d *Daemon) SetExitCode(name string, code int)

SetExitCode scripts the container's last exit code.

func (*Daemon) SetHostInfo ¶

func (d *Daemon) SetHostInfo(memoryBytes int64, cpus int, dataRoot string)

SetHostInfo scripts what docker info says the daemon can give containers (8 GiB and 8 CPUs unless set).

func (*Daemon) SetOOMKilled ¶

func (d *Daemon) SetOOMKilled(name string, killed bool)

SetOOMKilled scripts whether the container's last exit was an out-of-memory kill, what its inspected state says.

func (*Daemon) SetPort ¶

func (d *Daemon) SetPort(port int)

func (*Daemon) SetReply ¶

func (d *Daemon) SetReply(reply func([]string) ([]byte, error, bool))

func (*Daemon) SetRestartCount ¶

func (d *Daemon) SetRestartCount(name string, count int)

SetRestartCount scripts Docker's restart-policy counter for a container, what `inspect -f {{.RestartCount}}` answers.

func (*Daemon) SetResults ¶

func (d *Daemon) SetResults(answers func(containerresulttest.Command) (containerresulttest.Answer, bool))

SetReply scripts a daemon response after recording the command. Returning false lets the daemon answer from its ordinary container state. SetResults answers result reads (containerresult.Run and Exec) as answers says, before anything else this daemon does; ok false leaves a call to the rest. The containers keep their stdout to themselves, as a daemon that lost it would.

func (*Daemon) SetRunning ¶

func (d *Daemon) SetRunning(name string, running bool)

func (*Daemon) SetStorageContainer ¶

func (d *Daemon) SetStorageContainer(name, image, volume, path string)

SetStorageContainer supplies a fixture's observed engine and named data mount. SetRunning alone does not invent compatibility evidence for retained data.

func (*Daemon) SetVolume ¶

func (d *Daemon) SetVolume(name string, exists bool)

SetVolume supplies an existing or absent named volume in a host fixture.