# If you don't have the project cloned yet
git clone https://github.com/CermakM/docker-remote
# cd into the project root folder
cd docker-remote
# Install along with dependencis
pip3 install --user .
This should install the docker-remote executable in ~/.local/bin/.
Make sure that the path to the executable is in the PATH, to do this,
add the following line to your ~/.bashrc file.
export PATH="~/.local/bin/:$PATH"
and source it with source ~/.bashrc
Check if installation was successful by issuing
docker-remote -V or docker-remote --version
docker-remote search <namespace>/<repository>
docker-remote repository --size <namespace>/<repository>
docker-remote description <namespace>/<repository>
docker-remote description --full <repository>
docker-remote tags <namespace>/<repository>
By default the output is in plain format, to pretty the output, use
--pretty option
If you wish to manipulate your repository, login is necessary.
In that case provide -u (short for --login) argument
docker-remote --login username:password tags --remove -t <tagname>
You can also remove all the tags in your repository:
[WARNING] These operations can NOT be undone
docker-remote --login username:password tags --pop-all
docker-remote --login username:password tags --pop-back -n 2 <namespace>/<repository>
You can even select how many tags you want to keep and discard the rest
docker-remote --login username:password tags --pop-back -keep 3 <namespace>/<repository>
How do I operate on official repositories (those without namespace)?
You can easily neglect the <namespace>/, just write f.e
docker-remote description fedora
Can I modify descriptions of my repository with docker-remote?
This is not possible at the moment, but will be in the bright future.
- improve logging of HTTP requests
- add support for description modifications
- pass tags to operate on with
namespace/repo:tag - create interactive session so that user could login only once
- consider implementing parent parser
- think of another implementation instead of millions of ifs...