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docker-remote 1.1.0
Docker-remote is a wrapper for docker-compose to manage compositions on a remote machine easily.
License: MIT

# Docker Remote

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![](docs/logo.png)

  [Compose]: https://github.com/docker/compose
  [Machine]: https://docs.docker.com/machine/

Remote is a tool for managing Docker applications via [Compose] on another
machine. It uses SSH tunnels to connect your Docker and Docker Compose client
with your Docker Host. It is useful as an alternative to [Machine] or to
deploy an app on a server without manually loggin in via SSH.

    $ cat docker-compose.yml
    version: '3.4'
    services:
      web:
        image: nginx
    x-docker-remote:
      project:
        name: myapp
    
    $ docker-remote compose up --build --detach
    $ docker-remote docker ps

Docker Remote sets the `DOCKER_HOST` environment variable when invoking
`docker` or `docker-compose`. You can use `docker-remote shell` to enter
a shell with a tunnel set up and the environment variable set, then omit
the `docker-remote` prefix on Docker commands.

    $ docker-remote shell
    Setting up a docker-compose alias...
    
    $ alias && echo $DOCKER_HOST
    alias docker-compose='docker-remote compose'
    tcp://localhost:2375

    $ docker ps

The host to which a connection is opened can be specified in the
`x-docker-remote` section of the Docker Compose configuration or in the
`~/.docker-remote.yml` configuration file.

    remote:
      host: myhost.org
      user: me
      remotepy: /home/me/.local/bin/docker-remote.core.remotepy

The `remote.remotepy` option is necessary if the `docker-remote.core.remotepy`
command is not in the `PATH` of your user.

Check out the [Documentation](docs/) for installation instructions and
tutorials.

__Features__

* Allows you to compose and manage applications remotely
* Pre-processes your Docker Compose configuration in order to place all
  named and relative volume names inside a project directory.
* Ability to automatically add a `dockerhost` hostname to `/etc/hosts` for
  all or selected services

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<p align="center">Copyright &copy; 2018 Niklas Rosenstein</p>
robotpy-pathfinder 0.2.6
RobotPy bindings for Jaci R's PathFinder library
License: MIT

robotpy-pathfinder
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These are python bindings around Jaci B's PathFinder library. From the original
documentation:

Cross-Platform, Multi-Use Motion Profiling and Trajectory Generation.

Pathfinder is a library for generating Motion Profiles, a way to smoothly fit
and follow a trajectory based upon given waypoints.

Note: This requires C++ 11 and Python 3.5+

Usage
-----

Installation and usage documentation can be found at `http://robotpy-pathfinder.readthedocs.io <http://robotpy-pathfinder.readthedocs.io>`_
version-ci-bot 0.0.4
A bot that runs during CI and helps with versioning
License: MIT

# version-ci-bot
A bot that runs during CI and helps with versioning

[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/ngeor/version-ci-bot.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/ngeor/version-ci-bot)
[![PyPI](https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/version-ci-bot.svg)](https://pypi.org/project/version-ci-bot/)