Stream output of Docker run #17

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1. mattqs commented on Jul 26, 2020

   

   mattqs

   on Jul 26, 2020

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   Does this help?

   Added the ability to stream 'stdout' and 'stderr' from docker command.

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2. iddan commented on Jul 26, 2020

   

   iddan

   on Jul 26, 2020

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   Hey, if I understand correctly this is the "echo" option. I meant getting a stream that is accessible for the user.

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   Async iterator:

   const run = docker.command(`run exampleImage`, { stream: true });
   for (const await line of run) {
       // use line here
   }

   Old fashioned stream

   const run = docker.command(`run exampleImage`, { stream: true });
   run.stdout.on("data", (buffer) => {
       const line = buffer.toString();
       // use line here
   })
3. kuboraam commented on Jul 8, 2022

   

   kuboraam

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   Hey, if I understand correctly this is the "echo" option. I meant getting a stream that is accessible for the user.

   API Proposals

   Async iterator:

   const run = docker.command(`run exampleImage`, { stream: true });
   for (const await line of run) {
       // use line here
   }

   Old fashioned stream

   const run = docker.command(`run exampleImage`, { stream: true });
   run.stdout.on("data", (buffer) => {
       const line = buffer.toString();
       // use line here
   })

   +1 this is a good idea @iddan . did you find a solution for this? I am trying to use this to execute some terraform scripts where it is expected to take a while for the docker command to run. however, i would like to receive the output somehow as the process is running so i can stream it back to the user via rabbitmq.

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4. Ciao121 commented on Oct 30, 2023

   

   Ciao121

   on Oct 30, 2023

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   +1 for this