fix: docker hosts and ports env variable wrongly used (#2050)
* fix: docker hosts and ports env variable wrongly used * fix: ci issues
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packages/docker/src/singleton.ts
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packages/docker/src/singleton.ts
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import Docker from "dockerode";
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import { env } from "./env";
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export interface DockerInstance {
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host: string;
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instance: Docker;
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}
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export class DockerSingleton {
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private static instances: DockerInstance[] | null = null;
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private createInstances() {
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const hostVariable = env.DOCKER_HOSTNAMES;
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const portVariable = env.DOCKER_PORTS;
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if (hostVariable === undefined || portVariable === undefined) {
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return [{ host: "socket", instance: new Docker() }];
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}
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const hostnames = hostVariable.split(",");
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const ports = portVariable.split(",");
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if (hostnames.length !== ports.length) {
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throw new Error("The number of hosts and ports must match");
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}
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return hostnames.map((host, i) => {
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// Check above ensures that ports[i] is not undefined
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// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-non-null-assertion
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const port = ports[i]!;
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return {
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host: `${host}:${port}`,
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instance: new Docker({
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host,
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port: parseInt(port, 10),
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}),
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};
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});
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}
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public static findInstance(host: string): DockerInstance | undefined {
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return this.instances?.find((instance) => instance.host === host);
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}
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public static getInstances(): DockerInstance[] {
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if (this.instances) {
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return this.instances;
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}
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this.instances = new DockerSingleton().createInstances();
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return this.instances;
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}
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}
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