setuptools-docker 0.1.0

A setuptools extension for building docker images for distribution

setuptools-docker

A light-weight setuptools extension for building docker images from python projects.

Python wheels are the preferred packaging format for distributing python libraries or applications. However, in cloud native computation services get packaged and deployed as docker/oci images. This project aims at making the packaging of python services for such environments as easy and as repeatable as building a wheel. It takes heavy inspiration from jib.

Usage

setuptools-docker extends setuptools with one additional command: bdist_docker. It will typically be used like this:

python -m setup bdist_docker

For a reference of arguments see python -m setup bdist_docker --help

Configuration via file

setuptools-docker utilizes the configuration mechanisms of setuptools itself, e.g., setup.cfg.

It adds a new section [bdist_docker], e.g.:

[bdist_docker]
extra_requires =
    gunicorn
user_id = 1100
environment_vars =
    FIZZ=BUZZ

Options

Key	Type	Description	Default
image_name	str	image name (optionally incl. registry)	metadata name
image_tag	str	image tag	metadata version
requirements_file	str	pip requirements file to install into image
extra_requires	list	extras to install alongside wheel
index_url	str	pip index url to install dependencies from	(pip default index)
index_username	str	username for authentication to PIP index
index_password	str	password for authentication to PIP index
base_image	str	base image for final stage	python:3.8-slim-bullseye
extra_os_packages	list	extra deb packages to install into final stage
builder-extra-os-packages	list	extra deb packages to install into builder stage
user_id	int	user id for docker USER directive
entrypoint	list	entrypoint in exec form
command	list	command in exec form
init_scripts	list	path/to/extra/init/scripts to run (prior to provided entrypoint )
pip_cache_docker	bool	whether to use docker cache for pip cache dir	True
environment_vars	list	environment variables to set via docker ENV directive