launch: Launch a docker container
In traitecoevo/dockertest: Docker images from R packages for testing

Description Usage Arguments Details

Launches a docker container that was created by dockertest.

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launch(type = "test", args = NULL, interactive = TRUE, dry_run = FALSE,
  mount_volume = NULL, machine = NULL, link = NULL, name = NULL,
  filename = NULL)

`type`	Type of container to run (as for `link{build}`. "run" and "production" (last one only for packages).
`args`	Additional arguments to pass through to docker. As it's not totally transparent what arguments dockertest will inject, this should really be (optionally) things like the name of the program to run within a container.
`interactive`	Should the container be interactive and allocate a pseudo-tty? The default is `TRUE` because it is possible to lock your console hard if you set this to `FALSE` when input is needed.
`dry_run`	Rather than actually run the command, return the command string suitable for running in a separate script.
`mount_volume`	Should a volume be mounted? This generates the appropriate absolute path name for a mapping. By default this is `TRUE` if the image requires it. If the image is "inplace", the the mount will map the project root to the docker working directory. If not then it will mount the 'self' directory (a clean clone) into the place where that is re-cloned into the container (therefore isolated from the machine). This behaviour may change.
`machine`	Name of docker machine to use
`link`	Vector of links (e.g. `mycontainer:redis`)
`name`	As an alternative to `type`, a full name can be given here, which dockertest will attempt to map onto a type.
`filename`	Optional filename used when `name` is given; only needed if `dockertest.yml` is hard to find.

Note that this is the worst sort of function; the output totally changes depending on what mode it is in. It will either run a function or it will print what it would run so that that command can be used elsewhere.

traitecoevo/dockertest documentation built on May 31, 2019, 7:42 p.m.