unuo is a simple Docker tool that allows you to kick off Docker builds from anywhere. It provides a simple RESTful api which allows other tools and scripts to integrate and have the ability to dockerize.

Most likely this will involve a CI system calling, which in will prompt unuo to checkout the required Git repo and using the Dockerfile make a container. If you like it can push the container on build to a Docker registry.

There aren't many. You can run on Linux or Mac. You will need:

• Python 2.7
• docker 1+
• boot2docker (if running on Mac)
• pip

nice to have for installation:

• virtualenv (to keep from crufting up the Python site packages)
• virtualenvwrapper (to make working with VEs easy)

Installing is pretty simple:

1. make a virtual environment and activate it

• e.g. mkvirtualenv unuo with virtualenvwrapper

1. pip install -r requirements.txt
2. python setup.py develop if you are developing, otherwise python setup.py install

To run the app python unuo/app.py

You will be using boot2docker on a mac, which provides a docker command which while acting like the usual docker command actually proxies request to a linux VM running a bonafide docker process.

To make this work you will need to ensure that the shell has been configured properly which means exporting the connection details for this proxy command. When you run boot2docker start it will finish by printing the 'export' command you will need to run to make this work.

Make sure that you do this prior to running unuo in a shell otherwise it will fail to properly invoke the docker proxy command.

First install dependencies: pip install -r requirements_test.txt

To run the unit tests: python setup.py test

or if you want to run them and get test coverage: ./coverage.sh