This project contains code for updating the DHS code.gov inventory published here.
The LLNL/scraper project is used to scrape a handful of GitHub organizations that belong to DHS and produce an updated JSON file per the code.gov specification. If that file differs from the previously-generated one, it is emailed to the appropriate address so that it can be used to update the content hosted here.
To run the cisagov/code-gov-update
image via Docker:
docker run cisagov/code-gov-update:0.2.0
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Create a
docker-compose.yml
file similar to the one below to use Docker Compose.--- version: '3.7' services: update: image: 'cisagov/code-gov-update:0.2.0' init: true environment: - AWS_CONFIG_FILE=path/to/aws_config - AWS_PROFILE=default
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Start the container and detach:
docker compose up --detach
This container also supports passing sensitive values via Docker secrets. Passing sensitive values like your credentials can be more secure using secrets than using environment variables. See the secrets section below for a table of all supported secret files.
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To use secrets, create
aws_config
andscraper.json
files containing the values you want set:[default] credential_source = Ec2InstanceMetadata region = us-east-2 role_arn = arn:aws:iam::123456789012:role/AssumeSesSendEmail-CodeGovUpdate
Please see the documentation for creating your own
scraper.json
configuration file. -
Then add the secrets to your
docker-compose.yml
file:--- version: '3.7' secrets: aws_config: file: ./src/secrets/aws_config scraper_config: file: ./src/secrets/scraper.json services: update: image: 'cisagov/code-gov-update:0.2.0' init: true secrets: - source: aws_config target: aws_config - source: scraper_config target: scraper_config.json environment: - AWS_CONFIG_FILE=/run/secrets/aws_config - AWS_PROFILE=default
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Pull the new image from Docker Hub:
docker compose pull
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Recreate the running container by following the previous instructions:
docker compose up --detach
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Stop the running container:
docker stop <container_id>
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Pull the new image:
docker pull cisagov/code-gov-update:0.2.0
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Recreate and run the container by following the previous instructions.
The images of this container are tagged with semantic
versions. It is recommended that most users use a version
tag (e.g. :0.2.0
).
Image:tag | Description |
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cisagov/code-gov-update:0.2.0 |
An exact release version. |
cisagov/code-gov-update:0.2 |
The most recent release matching the major and minor version numbers. |
cisagov/code-gov-update:0 |
The most recent release matching the major version number. |
cisagov/code-gov-update:edge |
The most recent image built from a merge into the develop branch of this repository. |
cisagov/code-gov-update:nightly |
A nightly build of the develop branch of this repository. |
cisagov/code-gov-update:latest |
The most recent release image pushed to a container registry. Pulling an image using the :latest tag should be avoided. |
See the tags tab on Docker Hub for a list of all the supported tags.
There are no volumes.
No ports are exposed by this container.
There are no required environment variables.
There are no optional environment variables.
Filename | Purpose |
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aws_config |
Provides the necessary AWS authentication to send email using SES. |
scraper.json |
Provides the configuration to use for LLNL/scraper. |
Build the image locally using this git repository as the build context:
docker build \
--tag cisagov/code-gov-update:0.2.0 \
https://github.com/cisagov/code-gov-update.git#develop
To create images that are compatible with other platforms, you can use the
buildx
feature of
Docker:
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Copy the project to your machine using the
Code
button above or the command line:git clone https://github.com/cisagov/code-gov-update.git cd code-gov-update
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Create the
Dockerfile-x
file withbuildx
platform support:./buildx-dockerfile.sh
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Build the image using
buildx
:docker buildx build \ --file Dockerfile-x \ --platform linux/amd64 \ --output type=docker \ --tag cisagov/code-gov-update:0.2.0 .
We welcome contributions! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md
for
details.
This project is in the worldwide public domain.
This project is in the public domain within the United States, and copyright and related rights in the work worldwide are waived through the CC0 1.0 Universal public domain dedication.
All contributions to this project will be released under the CC0 dedication. By submitting a pull request, you are agreeing to comply with this waiver of copyright interest.