docker.test.yml

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#docker.test.yml
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#Purpose:
#Docker-compose can be used to build a Docker image from a Dockerfile and run
#the image in a Docker container using a specific command that performs a series
#of tests on the software included in the image. The purpose of this
#docker.test.yml file is to give instructions to docker-compose on how to do the
#work.
#Author:
#Cedric H. David, and Tony Tong, 2018-2018


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#Usage
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#docker-compose -f docker.test.yml up    #Create image if it does not exist, and
                                         #run it in a container w/ the command.
                                         #Note: command has no impact on image.
#docker-compose -f docker.test.yml down  #Remove the container, not the image.


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#Test
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sut:
     build: .
     #The name of the Docker image that is created will be shbaam_sut, this name
     #is generated automatically based on the folder where docker-compose is run
     #(shbaam) and the service name (sut, i.e. 'system under test')
     command: bash -xc "echo machine urs.earthdata.nasa.gov login $NETRC_LOGIN_EDATA password $NETRC_PSWRD_EDATA >> ~/.netrc;"\
                       "cd ./tst/;"\
                       "./tst_pub_dwnl_David_etal_201x_SER.sh;"\ 
                       "./tst_pub_repr_David_etal_201x_SER.sh"
     #bash -c (string) allows to make the code more readable here
     #bash -x (verbose) allows to make the commands more readable at runtime
     volumes:
          - ./input:/home/shbaam/input
          - ./output:/home/shbaam/output
     #Volumes map the input & output folders in the local HD to the container


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#End
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