...leaving the original commit messages below:
- Docker.Http compiles
- preliminary updates
- Using requestHelper for a few more functions
- check expected status codes for a given endpoint
- split up requestHelper by adding parseResponse. Updated create opts for
docker api 1.24
- DockerT instances
- outline for inspect container. fixed some warnings
- generalize http handlers
- monadio instance
- switch to statusCodeToError from expectedStatusCode
- added tlssettings for client auth
- small change
- hide constructors for ContainerID and ImageID
- preliminary whitelist for ImageID and ContainerID
- types for container details and network settings
- include HostConfig and NetworkSettings in ContainerDetails
- some aeson instances
- more aeson instances
- Implemented getContainerLogs
- some aeson instances
- more aeson instances
- more aeson instances
- Re-export some functionality and hide others
- rewrote tests for new api
- added supported ciphers for ssl
- tests for ssl
- ability to set CA
- takes care of #10
- use CA in tests
Squashing more commits from both myself(Deni) and James into this one:
- Get rid of compiler warnings
- Mostly just unused imports and such.
- Removes old commented out code
- Adds defaultCreateOpts
and some automatic style changes.
- Use local docker daemon in tests
(for now without tls...)
- send POST bodies
- Sets application/json headers expliclty.
- Makes tests pass.
- Added ExposedPorts data type. Removed some manual
to/from json instances in favour of ones generated by generics.
- Adds more json instance
mostly pertaining to HostConfig
- Removes Storage driver options from HostConfig
It's unclear from the docs and the go code how this is to be used
and what it's for.
- Adds a better way to serialize CreateOpts
Fix default delete endpoint (pass in defaults).
Fix wrong function called in test.
Simplify Dockerfile for faster builds (but same result)
Bump default Docker Remote API version to 1.22
WARNING: Tests still fail though.
We want to use the debian:jessie image (current stable)
and we want the install to be quick so we add --no-install-recommends
so it doesn't install a bunch of stuff besides python that's not needed
for the test suite.
