Example #1
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func doRemove(ctx *cli.Context, config *config.Config, dockerCli *docker.Client, auth *compose.AuthConfig) error {
	compose, err := compose.New(&compose.Config{
		Manifest: config,
		Docker:   dockerCli,
		DryRun:   ctx.Bool("dry"),
		Remove:   true,
		Auth:     auth,
	})
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	return compose.RunAction()
}
Example #2
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func runCommand(ctx *cli.Context) {
	ansibleResp := initAnsubleResp(ctx)

	// TODO: here we duplicate fatalf in both run(), pull() and clean()
	// maybe refactor to make it cleaner
	fatalf := func(err error) {
		if ansibleResp != nil {
			ansibleResp.Error(err).WriteTo(os.Stdout)
		}
		log.Fatal(err)
	}

	initLogs(ctx)

	dockerCli := initDockerClient(ctx)
	config := initComposeConfig(ctx, dockerCli)
	auth := initAuthConfig(ctx)

	compose, err := compose.New(&compose.Config{
		Manifest: config,
		Docker:   dockerCli,
		Force:    ctx.Bool("force"),
		DryRun:   ctx.Bool("dry"),
		Attach:   ctx.Bool("attach"),
		Wait:     ctx.Duration("wait"),
		Pull:     ctx.Bool("pull"),
		Auth:     auth,
	})

	if err != nil {
		fatalf(err)
	}

	// in case of --force given, first remove all existing containers
	if ctx.Bool("force") {
		if err := doRemove(ctx, config, dockerCli, auth); err != nil {
			fatalf(err)
		}
	}

	if err := compose.RunAction(); err != nil {
		fatalf(err)
	}

	if ansibleResp != nil {
		// ansibleResp.Success("done hehe").WriteTo(os.Stdout)
		compose.WritePlan(ansibleResp).WriteTo(os.Stdout)
	}
}