Powershell Cmdlets that wrap the docker client and support the interaction with containers
For details, visit the GitHub Pages.
Make sure the Docker CLI is installed, for example via Chocolatey or Docker Desktop.
Install psdocker from the PowerShell Gallery in a PowerShell session:
Install-Module -Name psdocker -Scope CurrentUser
This project uses a build script based on Invoke-Build.
For installation details, see the Invoke-Build documentation; we recommend Install-Module InvokeBuild -Scope CurrentUser.
The documentation is generated with platyPS, so you may also want to run Install-Module PlatyPs -Scope CurrentUser.
You can run the build by:
Invoke-Build in a PowerShell session in the project directoryThis project uses test scripts based on Pester.
For installation details, see the Pester documentation; we recommend Install-Module Pester -Scope CurrentUser.
You can run the tests by:
Invoke-Build Test in a PowerShell session in the project directoryFor debugging tests, change the working directory to ./src/test, set a breakpoint in VS Code, and start debugging with F1 + “Debug: Start Debugging”.
See the command reference for descriptions and examples.
See the changelog file.
Thanks to the contributors of this project: