DockerCliIntegrationTests Class — spring-boot Architecture
Architecture documentation for the DockerCliIntegrationTests class in DockerCliIntegrationTests.java from the spring-boot codebase.
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core/spring-boot-docker-compose/src/dockerTest/java/org/springframework/boot/docker/compose/core/DockerCliIntegrationTests.java lines 57–161
@DisabledIfDockerUnavailable
@DisabledIfProcessUnavailable({ "docker", "compose" })
class DockerCliIntegrationTests {
@TempDir
@SuppressWarnings("NullAway.Init")
private static Path tempDir;
@Test
void runBasicCommand() {
DockerCli cli = new DockerCli(null, null);
List<DockerCliContextResponse> context = cli.run(new DockerCliCommand.Context());
assertThat(context).isNotEmpty();
}
@Test
void runLifecycle() throws IOException {
File composeFile = createComposeFile("redis-compose.yaml");
String projectName = UUID.randomUUID().toString();
DockerCli cli = new DockerCli(null, new DockerComposeOptions(DockerComposeFile.of(composeFile),
Collections.emptySet(), List.of("--project-name=" + projectName)));
try {
// Verify that no services are running (this is a fresh compose project)
List<DockerCliComposePsResponse> ps = cli.run(new ComposePs());
assertThat(ps).isEmpty();
// List the config and verify that redis is there
DockerCliComposeConfigResponse config = cli.run(new ComposeConfig());
assertThat(config.services()).containsOnlyKeys("redis");
assertThat(config.name()).isEqualTo(projectName);
// Run up
cli.run(new ComposeUp(LogLevel.INFO, Collections.emptyList()));
// Run ps and use id to run inspect on the id
ps = cli.run(new ComposePs());
assertThat(ps).hasSize(1);
String id = ps.get(0).id();
List<DockerCliInspectResponse> inspect = cli.run(new Inspect(List.of(id)));
assertThat(inspect).isNotEmpty();
assertThat(inspect.get(0).id()).startsWith(id);
// Run stop, then run ps and verify the services are stopped
cli.run(new ComposeStop(Duration.ofSeconds(10), Collections.emptyList()));
ps = cli.run(new ComposePs());
assertThat(ps).isEmpty();
// Run start, verify service is there, then run down and verify they are gone
cli.run(new ComposeStart(LogLevel.INFO, Collections.emptyList()));
ps = cli.run(new ComposePs());
assertThat(ps).hasSize(1);
cli.run(new ComposeDown(Duration.ofSeconds(10), Collections.emptyList()));
ps = cli.run(new ComposePs());
assertThat(ps).isEmpty();
}
finally {
// Clean up in any case
quietComposeDown(cli);
}
}
@Test
void shouldWorkWithMultipleComposeFiles() throws IOException {
List<File> composeFiles = createComposeFiles();
DockerCli cli = new DockerCli(null,
new DockerComposeOptions(DockerComposeFile.of(composeFiles), Set.of("dev"), Collections.emptyList()));
try {
// List the config and verify that both redis are there
DockerCliComposeConfigResponse config = cli.run(new ComposeConfig());
assertThat(config.services()).containsOnlyKeys("redis1", "redis2");
// Run up
cli.run(new ComposeUp(LogLevel.INFO, Collections.emptyList()));
// Run ps and use id to run inspect on the id
List<DockerCliComposePsResponse> ps = cli.run(new ComposePs());
assertThat(ps).hasSize(2);
}
finally {
// Clean up in any case
quietComposeDown(cli);
}
}
private static void quietComposeDown(DockerCli cli) {
try {
cli.run(new ComposeDown(Duration.ZERO, Collections.emptyList()));
}
catch (RuntimeException ex) {
// Ignore
}
}
private static File createComposeFile(String resource) throws IOException {
File source = new ClassPathResource(resource, DockerCliIntegrationTests.class).getFile();
File target = Path.of(tempDir.toString(), source.getName()).toFile();
String content = FileCopyUtils.copyToString(new FileReader(source));
content = content.replace("{imageName}", TestImage.REDIS.toString());
try (FileWriter writer = new FileWriter(target)) {
FileCopyUtils.copy(content, writer);
}
return target;
}
private static List<File> createComposeFiles() throws IOException {
File file1 = createComposeFile("1.yaml");
File file2 = createComposeFile("2.yaml");
File file3 = createComposeFile("3.yaml");
return List.of(file1, file2, file3);
}
}
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