Add docker-compose support about webhookd HOT 9 CLOSED

Oh, sorry, I had the impression that u were looking for a demo configuration of a docker-compose file. Should have read you whole question :(

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That's still handy, but yeah, my question is about adding an executable script to your image to ease docker container deployment ;)

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I added docker-compose now to the image. This way you can call it inside of the image.

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For reference, i mount the image in docker-compose like this:

    webhookd:
        hostname: webhookd
        # build: ~/repos/webhookd/.
        image: ncarlier/webhookd:latest
        container_name: webhookd
        restart: always
        networks:
            - default
        ports:
            - "8080:8080"
        environment:
            - APP_SCRIPTS_DIR=/scripts
            - APP_HOOK_TIMEOUT=60
        volumes:
            - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
            - ~/docker/webhookd/scripts:/scripts
            - ~/docker/webhookd/logs:/tmp
            - ~/repos/demo/docker-compose.yml:/docker-compose.yml

and i call docker-compose like this in my script: docker-compose -p demo up -d

Note the folder name demo that I add to the docker-compose call.

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Sounds very good! Many thanks for adding docker-compose to this repository =)

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Well at the moment you need to build it yourself. I'm not the owner and can't push a new image to the repository. But on the bride side I can tell u that it works. I use it already in my deployment process.

Remember to fetch the repositories sub-modules via git submodule update --init --recursive before u build the image locally.

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Hello,
thanks for your MR. Once the Docker hub finish the build you should have a new Docker image with compose inside.
Regards.

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I've tested the latest image from docker hub. Works like a charm.
Just for documentation: I had to use some custom compose options to get it to work, otherwise compose won't find the compose file:

#!/bin/bash
#get the directory the script is in, as (in my case) the compose file is also located there
DIR=$(dirname $0)

docker-compose -p example -f $DIR/docker-compose.yml ps

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this is normal, if you run docker-compose without a file location it looks in your current directory for the configuration file (docker-compose.yml). If you like to use a compose file from a different directory you need to reference it with -f.

Me again, I get now what u mean 👍

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