fixtup.plugins.docker

It run containers declared in the fixture by docker-compose.yml. If containers are missing, they are downloaded at the first execution. The container run in the directory the fixture has been created. So when a fixture is mounted, containers are created from scratch. You can’t use volume to share state.

The infrastructure describe in docker-compose.yml is built when a fixture is mounted. The containers will start just after when the fixture start. They will be running till the fixture is stopped. All traces of containers and networks are clean-up when the fixture is unmounted.

Configuration

./setup.cfg

[fixtup]
plugins=
    fixtup.plugins.docker

Common options

You can tune the behavior of fixtup.plugins.docker plugin through environment variables.

FIXTUP_DOCKER_VERBOSE=1: It will show the logs from containers in terminal when a fixture is stopped