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docker-assembler
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Docker image assemble kit
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docker-assembler ==== docker-assembler is a tool for combine multiple Dockerfiles. ## Quickstart ### Create your project ``` $ docker-assembler create <your project name> ``` ### Add your sub Dockerfiles ``` $ cd <your project dir> $ docker-assembler add <sub dockerfile name> ``` This adds sub Dockerfiles in a directory you specified. ### Build Docker image with sub Dockerfiles ``` $ cd <your project dir> $ docker-assembler build <image name> <sub dockerfile names>... ``` This will build docker image with dockerfiles you specified. ## Usage ``` $ docker-assembler help [git master] NAME: docker-assembler - Docker image builder with sub-Dockerfiles USAGE: docker-assembler [global options] command [command options] [arguments...] VERSION: 0.1.0 COMMANDS: create Setup docker assembler project. add Add new sub-Dockerfile and its directory. build Build a Docker image with specified sub-Dockerfiles. help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command GLOBAL OPTIONS: --version, -v print the version --help, -h show help ``` ## Sub Dockerfile `docker-assembler` builds each sub dockerfile in the directory of each sub dockerfile name. If you have your Dockerfiles with some additional files for `ADD`, you can put all files into sub directory of your project. ## Author [y-matsuwitter](http://github.com/y-matsuwitter)
