build.ps1

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<#
.DESCRIPTION
Small script for building and tagging docker images. Dockerfiles for both Linux and Windows containers are located in the /docker directory for your use.

.NOTES
	Author		: Juan Garrido
    Twitter		: @tr1ana
    File Name	: build.ps1
    Version     : 1.0

.LINK
    https://github.com/silverhack/monkey365

.EXAMPLE
	.\build.ps1 -Name monkey365 -version latest -path ./docker/Dockerfile_linux

This example will create a linux Docker image named "monkey365"

.PARAMETER Name
	Docker image name

.PARAMETER version
	Version. Used for tag image. Default value is "latest"

.PARAMETER Path
	The Path option specifies the Docker file. The build context is set to the current working directory

#>
[CmdletBinding()]
param (
    [parameter(Mandatory= $false, HelpMessage= "Docker image name")]
    [String]$Name = "monkey365",

    [parameter(Mandatory= $false, HelpMessage= "Docker version")]
    [String]$version = "latest",

    [parameter(Mandatory= $false, HelpMessage= "dockerfile to load")]
    [ValidateScript(
        {
            if( -Not ($_ | Test-Path) ){
                throw ("The docker file does not exist in {0}" -f (Split-Path -Path $_))
            }
            return $true
    })]
    [System.IO.FileInfo]$Path
)
$buildDate = Get-Date -Format "yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ssZ"
$tag = ("{0}:{1}" -f $Name, $version)
$DockerFile = $Path.ToString()
$buildArgs = @(
    "build",
    "--rm",
    "--file $DockerFile",
    "--tag $tag",
    "--build-arg VERSION=$version",
    "--build-arg VCS_URL='https://github.com/silverhack/monkey365'",
    "--build-arg BUILD_DATE='$buildDate'",
    "."
)
#write message
$param = @{
    MessageData = ("Building dockerfile using file {0} and tag {0}" -f $Path, $tag)
}
Write-information @param
#Start process
Start-Process docker -ArgumentList $buildArgs -NoNewWindow -Wait