Docker tools with a Django twist.
djocker requires Python 3.4 or later.
As simple as pip install djocker
The dockerize command creates a docker setup for a new or existing project.
Run management commands inside the main application container.
Is this only for creating Ubuntu setups?
Currently yes, but the code is written to be easily extendable to other operating systems/base images. The reason for using Ubuntu is that this what a requirement in the beginning of this project.
Is this only for Python?
Currenty only Python related questions are supported yes. This can and most likely will be extended in the future to support more languages.
Why is Python 3 only for running the scripts?
While djocker can generate Docker setups for Python 2.7, Python 3 is required to run the scripts for two reasons. The first and most important one is to force people to use Python 3 as Python 2 should be left to die. The second one is development speed, if one does not have to worry about compatibility with version 2 then the development goes smoother as well.