imagetools

it (imagetools)

A tiny helper library, written in golang, that serves some utilities that can be used to build more robust docker containers

it requires

Validates environment variables and terminates script if they dont match your expectations. By default it expects the given env variable to be a not empty string.

it requires ES_HOST
it requires ES_PORT --validate="int" --validate-min="1" --validate-max="65536" --example=9200
it requires ES_PROTOCOL --validate="regex" --validate-pattern="^http(s)?$" --example="http"

1. Name of environment variable to check

--validate (string) int, float, bool, string (default), regex --min (int|float) The minimum accepted value --max (int|float) The maximum accepted value --pattern (string) The regular expression used to validate the value --example (string) An example value to be used in error message

it waits-for

Waits for an external service to become available.

it waits-for http://elasticsearch.domain.my:9200 --status-code=200
it waits-for http://elasticsearch.domain.my:9200 --match="(some|any)string"
it waits-for --protocol="tcp" --hostname="1.2.3.4" --port=3306

--protocol (string) The protocol to use for check --hostname (string) The DNS hostname or ip address to check --port (int) The port to check --status-code (int) The expected http status code --match (regexp) A regular expression expected in response header or body --interval (int) Seconds between the checks --timeout (int) Maximum wait time in seconds before giving up

it logs

Super easy logging

it logs "A simple info message"
it logs "A debug message" --debug
it logs "A warning message" --warning
it logs "A success message" --success
it logs "A error message" --error
it logs "A message to stderr" --stderr

1. The Message to be logged

--debug (bool) Logs the message with debug severity --info (bool) Logs the message with info severity (default) --warning (bool) Logs the message with warning severity --error (bool) Logs the message with error severity --success (bool) Logs the message with success severity --stdout (bool) Logs the message to STDOUT --stderr (bool) Logs the message to STDERR