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Published: Jul 20, 2026 License: BSD-3-Clause Imports: 19 Imported by: 0

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const (
	ComposeProjectLabelKey = "com.docker.compose.project"
	ComposeServiceLabelKey = "com.docker.compose.service"
)

Docker Compose attaches these labels to every container it manages. They identify the owning project and the service within that project.

Variables

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Functions

func ComposeProjectLabel

func ComposeProjectLabel(labels map[string]string) string

ComposeProjectLabel returns the trimmed Docker Compose project name from a container's labels, or "" when unset.

func ComposeServiceLabel

func ComposeServiceLabel(labels map[string]string) string

ComposeServiceLabel returns the trimmed Docker Compose service name from a container's labels, or "" when unset.

func ConsumeJSONMessageStream

func ConsumeJSONMessageStream(reader io.Reader, lineHandler func([]byte) error) error

ConsumeJSONMessageStream drains a Docker JSON message stream and returns any daemon-reported error. Optional lineHandler receives each raw line before parsing.

func ContainerNameFromNames

func ContainerNameFromNames(names []string) string

ContainerNameFromNames returns Docker's first container name without the leading slash Docker stores in container summaries.

func FilterContainersUsingVolume

func FilterContainersUsingVolume(containers []container.Summary, volumeName string) []string

FilterContainersUsingVolume returns the IDs of containers in the provided slice that mount the named volume. Use this when checking many volumes in a row — list containers once and reuse the slice.

func GetContainersUsingVolume

func GetContainersUsingVolume(ctx context.Context, dockerClient *client.Client, volumeName string) ([]string, error)

GetContainersUsingVolume lists all containers and returns IDs that mount the named volume. For batch checks (multiple volumes), prefer listing containers once via dockerClient.ContainerList and calling FilterContainersUsingVolume per volume.

func GetVolumeUsageData

func GetVolumeUsageData(ctx context.Context, dockerClient *client.Client) ([]volume.Volume, error)

GetVolumeUsageData returns current volume usage data, sharing an in-flight refresh with concurrent callers while allowing each caller to honor its own context.

func GetVolumeUsageDataStaleWhileRevalidate added in v2.5.0

func GetVolumeUsageDataStaleWhileRevalidate(ctx context.Context, dockerClient *client.Client) ([]volume.Volume, bool)

GetVolumeUsageDataStaleWhileRevalidate returns immediately with any cached snapshot and starts a bounded refresh when the snapshot is stale or missing.

func InvalidateVolumeUsageCache

func InvalidateVolumeUsageCache(dockerClient *client.Client)

InvalidateVolumeUsageCache invalidates usage data for the Docker daemon used by dockerClient.

func IsDefaultNetwork

func IsDefaultNetwork(name string) bool

func MountForCurrentContainerSubpath added in v2.2.0

func MountForCurrentContainerSubpath(ctx context.Context, dockerCli *client.Client, containerPath, target string) (*mount.Mount, error)

MountForCurrentContainerSubpath inspects the current container, finds the existing mount whose destination covers containerPath, and returns a Mount suitable for use in another container creation that exposes the same data at target. Returns nil + no error if Arcane isn't running inside a container or no suitable mount is found — callers can fall back to a plain bind on containerPath in that case.

func MountForDestination

func MountForDestination(mounts []container.MountPoint, destination string, target string) *mount.Mount

MountForDestination returns a Mount suitable for container creation that mirrors an existing container mount at the given destination.

It currently supports bind and named volume mounts. If target is empty, destination is used as the target.

func MountForSubpath added in v2.2.0

func MountForSubpath(mounts []container.MountPoint, containerPath string, target string) *mount.Mount

MountForSubpath returns a Mount that exposes a subpath of one of the current container's existing mounts at the requested target. It's a generalisation of MountForDestination for the case where the caller wants a sub-tree below an existing mount destination (e.g. "/app/data/projects/X" when "/app/data" is what the container has mounted).

The function picks the most-specific mount whose Destination is a prefix of containerPath, then constructs the Mount based on the backing type:

  • TypeBind: Source = mount.Source joined with the relative subpath. Works because bind sources are real host paths the daemon can address directly.
  • TypeVolume: Source = mount.Name (the volume name), and the relative subpath is set on VolumeOptions.Subpath. This lets the daemon mount the named volume directly without needing a host-side path translation — important for setups where the underlying volume storage is opaque (Docker Desktop on WSL2, Docker-in-Docker, etc.).

Returns nil if no mount destination is a prefix of containerPath or if the matching mount is of an unsupported type.

func ReadAllLogs

func ReadAllLogs(ctx context.Context, logs io.ReadCloser, logsChan chan<- string) error

ReadAllLogs reads a non-follow Docker multiplexed log stream and sends non-empty stdout/stderr lines to logsChan.

func StreamContainerLogs

func StreamContainerLogs(ctx context.Context, logs io.ReadCloser, logsChan chan<- string, follow bool, isTTY bool) error

StreamContainerLogs streams Docker container logs, handling TTY raw streams and non-TTY multiplexed stdout/stderr streams.

func StreamMultiplexedLogs

func StreamMultiplexedLogs(ctx context.Context, logs io.Reader, logsChan chan<- string) error

StreamMultiplexedLogs demultiplexes a Docker stdout/stderr log stream and sends non-empty lines to logsChan.

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