EasyContainer

Since the classes are 1-to-1 binding of Docker Remote API (#LINK) JDocker has a wrapper-class to make it more useable.

EasyContainer makes ContainerRequest a little less complicated.

Code Example:

    //Mutable container request object
    EasyContainer129 easyContainer = new EasyContainer129("mongo");

    //Publish port on the host
    easyContainer.addPublishPort("0.0.0.0",13377,8080);

    Path host = Paths.get("/tmp/vol");
    Path inContainer = Paths.get("/data");

    //Adding a host volume
    easyContainer.addHostVolume(host, inContainer);

    //Setting CMD
    easyContainer.cmd("ls -la");

    //Setting --net
    easyContainer.net("test-net");

    //Containers name
    easyContainer.name("container-name");

    //Getting the builder-object for all the stuff EasyContainer does not support
    easyContainer.getRequestBuilder().label("my_label","my_value");

    //Get Immutable request
    ContainerCreationRequest129 containerCreationRequest = easyContainer.buildRequest();

    //Create client
    DockerClient client = new DefaultDockerClient129();

    //Create Container and get the ID from Docker server
    String id = client.createContainer(containerCreationRequest);

    //Start the container
    client.start(id); // or client.start("container-name");

Since it would take to much time to make everything easy (all the settings and properties) you can get the "raw" ContainerRequestBuilder-object to set the values that EasyContainer doesn't help you with. HOWEVER when finished, use EasyContainer's build-method since some values are set in the last step (like aliases).