import ( "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/image/api" ) // Create a new DockerImageReference struct imgRef := &api.DockerImageReference{ Name: "my-image", Tag: "latest", Registry: "dockerhub", } // Access information about the image fmt.Println("Image name:", imgRef.Name) fmt.Println("Image tag:", imgRef.Tag) fmt.Println("Registry:", imgRef.Registry)
import ( "github.com/openshift/origin/pkg/image/api" ) func parseImageReference(imageRef string) (*api.DockerImageReference, error) { // Parse the Docker image reference string parsedRef, err := api.ParseDockerImageReference(imageRef) if err != nil { return nil, err } return parsedRef, nil } // Call the parseImageReference function imgRef, err := parseImageReference("docker.io/my-image:latest") if err != nil { fmt.Println("Error parsing image reference:", err) return } // Access information about the image fmt.Println("Image name:", imgRef.Name) fmt.Println("Image tag:", imgRef.Tag) fmt.Println("Registry:", imgRef.Registry)This example demonstrates how to parse a Docker image reference string using the ParseDockerImageReference function provided by the api package. It then prints out the name, tag, and registry of the image.