README.md

EasyDeploy apps for Cloud 66 Docker stacks

Steps to build your own EasyDeploy app

1. Clone this repository
2. Create a folder with the unique name of your app
3. Create a file called app.json under the folder (see below for details of app.json)
4. Create a file called services.yml under the folder (see below for details of services.yml)
5. Make a Pull Request to merge it to the main repo.

app.json (mandatory)

fasdfasdfasdfasdffasdfsfasdfasdfadsfa This is a json file describing the app in the folder. It contains information about the app and it's maintainer. Here is a full example of app.json file:

{
    "name" : "wordpress",
    "display_name" : "WordPress",
    "version" : "4.1.0",
    "uid" : "9bf185dc-acd6-44dc-bd1b-901bc2ea3e6e",
    "created_at" : "2015-01-19",
    "logo" : "https://s.w.org/about/images/logos/wordpress-logo-notext-rgb.png",
    "maintainer" : 
    {
        "name" : "Khash Sajadi",
        "email" : "[email protected]",
        "company" : "Cloud 66",
        "official" : false,
        "trusted" : true
    }
}

The following fields are mandatory:

• name
• version
• uid
• created_at
• maintainer.email

Optional fields:

• maintainer.name
• maintainer.company
• maintainer.official (is this the official EasyDeploy by the vendor)
• maintainer.trusted (is thie EasyDeploy trusted by Cloud 66)

services.yml (mandatory)

This is the services.yml used by Cloud 66. For more information refer to Cloud 66 Docker Stacks Documentation

env.json (optional)

Json file containing the environment variables required by this EasyDeploy.

readme.md (optional)

Markdown file for help and documentation of this EasyDeploy.