import type { WriteStream } from "node:fs"; import { getEnviromentVariablesObject, prepareEnvironmentVariables, } from "@dokploy/server/utils/docker/utils"; import { getBuildAppDirectory, getDockerContextPath, } from "../filesystem/directory"; import { spawnAsync } from "../process/spawnAsync"; import type { ApplicationNested } from "."; import { createEnvFile, createEnvFileCommand } from "./utils"; export const buildCustomDocker = async ( application: ApplicationNested, writeStream: WriteStream, ) => { const { appName, env, publishDirectory, buildArgs, buildSecrets, dockerBuildStage, cleanCache, } = application; const dockerFilePath = getBuildAppDirectory(application); try { const image = `${appName}`; const defaultContextPath = dockerFilePath.substring(0, dockerFilePath.lastIndexOf("/") + 1) || "."; const dockerContextPath = getDockerContextPath(application); const commandArgs = ["build", "-t", image, "-f", dockerFilePath, "."]; if (cleanCache) { commandArgs.push("--no-cache"); } if (dockerBuildStage) { commandArgs.push("--target", dockerBuildStage); } const args = prepareEnvironmentVariables( buildArgs, application.environment.project.env, application.environment.env, ); for (const arg of args) { commandArgs.push("--build-arg", arg); } const secrets = getEnviromentVariablesObject( buildSecrets, application.environment.project.env, application.environment.env, ); for (const key in secrets) { // Although buildx is smart enough to know we may be referring to an environment variable name, // we still make sure it doesn't fall back to type=file. // See: https://docs.docker.com/reference/cli/docker/buildx/build/#secret commandArgs.push("--secret", `type=env,id=${key}`); } /* Do not generate an environment file when publishDirectory is specified, as it could be publicly exposed. */ if (!publishDirectory) { createEnvFile( dockerFilePath, env, application.environment.project.env, application.environment.env, ); } await spawnAsync( "docker", commandArgs, (data) => { if (writeStream.writable) { writeStream.write(data); } }, { cwd: dockerContextPath || defaultContextPath, env: { ...process.env, ...secrets, }, }, ); } catch (error) { throw error; } }; export const getDockerCommand = ( application: ApplicationNested, logPath: string, ) => { const { appName, env, publishDirectory, buildArgs, buildSecrets, dockerBuildStage, cleanCache, } = application; const dockerFilePath = getBuildAppDirectory(application); try { const image = `${appName}`; const defaultContextPath = dockerFilePath.substring(0, dockerFilePath.lastIndexOf("/") + 1) || "."; const dockerContextPath = getDockerContextPath(application) || defaultContextPath; const commandArgs = ["build", "-t", image, "-f", dockerFilePath, "."]; if (dockerBuildStage) { commandArgs.push("--target", dockerBuildStage); } if (cleanCache) { commandArgs.push("--no-cache"); } const args = prepareEnvironmentVariables( buildArgs, application.environment.project.env, application.environment.env, ); for (const arg of args) { commandArgs.push("--build-arg", `'${arg}'`); } const secrets = getEnviromentVariablesObject( buildSecrets, application.environment.project.env, application.environment.env, ); const joinedSecrets = Object.entries(secrets) .map(([key, value]) => `${key}='${value.replace(/'/g, "'\"'\"'")}'`) .join(" "); for (const key in secrets) { // Although buildx is smart enough to know we may be referring to an environment variable name, // we still make sure it doesn't fall back to `type=file`. // See: https://docs.docker.com/reference/cli/docker/buildx/build/#secret commandArgs.push("--secret", `type=env,id=${key}`); } /* Do not generate an environment file when publishDirectory is specified, as it could be publicly exposed. */ let command = ""; if (!publishDirectory) { command += createEnvFileCommand( dockerFilePath, env, application.environment.project.env, application.environment.env, ); } command += ` echo "Building ${appName}" >> ${logPath}; cd ${dockerContextPath} >> ${logPath} 2>> ${logPath} || { echo "❌ The path ${dockerContextPath} does not exist" >> ${logPath}; exit 1; } ${joinedSecrets} docker ${commandArgs.join(" ")} >> ${logPath} 2>> ${logPath} || { echo "❌ Docker build failed" >> ${logPath}; exit 1; } echo "✅ Docker build completed." >> ${logPath}; `; return command; } catch (error) { throw error; } };