I'm using the github.com/samalba/dockerclient and want to create a Container. So, the method is CreateContainer, which needs a ContainerConfig.
The ContainerConfig is a struct. And there's a field Volumes, the type of which is type map[string] struct{}.
I know that I could create such a map with make(map[string]struct{})
But how do I assign values to the map?
cc := &dockerclient.ContainerConfig{
// ...
Volumes: map[string]struct{}{
"foo": struct{}{},
"bar": struct{}{},
// ...
},
}
struct{}{} but with actual values? I need an equivalent of -v /host/directory:/container/directory command line option... let's say I want to mount /mnt/foo directory from host to /mnt/foo on container... How can I do that?Volumes: map[string]struct{}{
"dir1": struct{}{},
"dir2": struct{}{},
},
Maps only the folder from localhost to docker container. No contents will be mapped.
struct{}{}? To map dir1 to dir1 on host for example.In Go 1.19, syntax can be simplified by removing redundant struct{}:
cc := &dockerclient.ContainerConfig{
// ...
Volumes: map[string]struct{}{
"foo": {},
"bar": {},
// ...
},
}
cc := dockerclient.ContainerConfig{Volumes: map[string]struct{}{ "key1": struct{}{}, "key2": struct{}{} } }. E.g.: play.golang.org/p/-ldjIDxVzN. You could also useempty := struct{}{}to make it more readable.