Get the application name. Thils is either the value of :app in the application configuration or the return value of Application.get_all_env(__MODULE__)

Returns a list of Dockerfiles for Pot. It looks for files that start with Docker and end with .pot.

Trys to run the program docker. If it errors, it will raise and error because no suitable container runtime can be found.

Returns a list of all docker containers, filtered by the label of pot_<app-name> in JSON format. If none are returned, it returns an empty list. Uses the command in the format of <container-runtime> container ls --filter lable=pot_<app-name> --format {{json}}

Gets the name of the Dockerfile. If :no_name is passed in then it simply returns Dockerfile.pot. If any other string is passed to it, it will return Docerfile.<string>.pot.

Example

iex> PotUtils.get_docker_file_for_pot(:no_name) Dockerfile.pot iex> PotUtils.get_docker_file_for_pot("my_project") Dockerfile.my_project.pot

Returns a list of all docker images, filtered by the label of pot_<app-name> in JSON format. If none are returned, it returns an empty list. Uses the command in the format of <container-runtime> images --filter lable=pot_<app-name> --format {{json}}

Trys to run the program nerdctl. If it errors, it will move on to try the next runtime podman.

Trys to run the program podman. If it errors, it will move on to try the next runtime docker.

Get the current container run time to use. The return values can be the strings of "docker", "podman", or "nerdctl". Currently does not allow for choosing your runtime, this is to be added later.

Similar to PotUtils.get_docker_containers/0, it filters all containers on the label of pot_<app-name> and simply prints the output of the command. Uses the command in the format of <container-runtime> container ls --filter lable=pot_<app-name>

Similar to PotUtils.get_docker_images/0, it filters all images on the label of pot_<app-name> and simply prints the output of the command. Uses the command in the format of <container-runtime> images --filter lable=pot_<app-name>

Remove all container images created by Pot. This will only touch images labled appropriately by pot. This runs the command <container-runtime> image rm <img-id>

Takes in the command to be run using the runtime returned from PotUtils.get_runtime/0. Splits the cmd up and passes it to System.cmd.

Takes in the command to be run using the runtime returned from PotUtils.get_runtime/0. Splits the cmd up and passes it to System.cmd. This one returns the output from the command run unlike runtime_cmd/1

Stop all running containers created by Pot. This should also remove them as all containers are started with the options --rm which means to remove them once stopped. Uses the command in the format of <container-runtime> stop <container-id