module-docker
validate module-docker -f <module_yaml_path>This command validates docker image details provided in module's YAML file.
Required Options | Description |
|---|---|
-f, --fileYAML | A path to the module's YAML file. |
Additional Options | Description |
|---|---|
-schemaversion, --schemaversion | A schema version to validate module against and it corresponds to the generation of weeve modules functioning in our platform (default: v1). At the moment we support: v1 |
-v, --verbose | Show debug logs. |
-p, --published | Indicate whether the module with this name and version name has been already published to weeve platform. Setting this flag prevents reporting module and version name inconsistency as an error during the validation process. |
-json, --json | Save output of the validation to RESULTS.json file. |
- Verifies details of docker
image:- validates
image/nameby checking if the repository exists - docker repository name matches module name
- provided docker
tagexists - provided docker
tagis the same as module's version name image/homepageexists
After running
module-docker the successful validation result should look like this:
Successful validation with
module-docker commandIf provided docker details are invalid or unaccessible, then the module validator will show errors similar to the following:
Failed validation with
module-docker commandLast modified 4mo ago