class DockerDoctor

# File lib/docker_doctor.rb, line 2
def initialize
  require 'docker'
  Docker.options = { :write_timeout => 300, :read_timeout => 300 }
  Docker.validate_version!
  @host = {
    :host_ip => get_host_ip,
    :ports => {}
  }
  @container = nil
  @image = nil
end

# File lib/docker_doctor.rb, line 44
def cleanup
  if @container
    @container.stop
    @container.delete
  end
  if @image
    @image.remove(:force => true)
  end
end

# File lib/docker_doctor.rb, line 14
def get_host_ip
  # Let the crazy one-liner definition begin:
  # Docker.url.split(':')[1][2..-1]
  # Docker.url = tcp://192.168.123.205:2375
  #   split(':') = ["tcp", "//192.168.123.205", "2375"]
  #   [1] = "//192.168.123.205"
  #   [2..-1] = "192.168.123.205"
  # This last bit prunes the leading //
  url = Docker.url
  case url.split(':')[0]
  when 'unix'
    ip = "127.0.0.1"
  when 'tcp'
    ip = url.split(':')[1][2..-1]
  end
  ip
end

# File lib/docker_doctor.rb, line 32
def provision(name, dockerfile_path)
  dockerfile = IO.read(dockerfile_path)
  @image = Docker::Image.build(dockerfile)
  @container = Docker::Container.create({
    'Image' => @image.id,
    'Hostname' => "#{name}-#{image.id}",
  })

  @container.start({"PublishAllPorts" => true})
  @host[:ports] = @container.json["NetworkSettings"]["Ports"]
end