Codebase Topic Categorization

Motivation: To improve codebase understanding and maintainability, we categorize code into topics. This helps developers quickly understand the purpose of a file or directory and locate relevant code.

Categorization:

The following categories are used to classify files and directories in the Docker CLI codebase:

  • Core CLI: Contains core functionality of the Docker CLI, including commands, flags, and general usage.
  • Client: Handles communication with the Docker daemon and provides high-level interfaces for interacting with Docker services.
  • Daemon: Provides the core functionality of the Docker engine, including container management, image building, and networking.
  • Builder: Manages the Dockerfile parsing and image building process.
  • Networking: Handles network management for Docker containers, including network creation, configuration, and connectivity.
  • Plugins: Provides an interface for extending the Docker CLI with external functionality.
  • Experimental: Contains experimental features and components that are not yet ready for production use.
  • Tools: Contains utilities and scripts that support the development and testing of the Docker CLI.
  • Documentation: Contains documentation for the Docker CLI, including user guides, API reference, and developer documentation.
  • Examples: Contains examples of how to use the Docker CLI and its features.
  • Testing: Contains unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests for the Docker CLI.
  • Release: Contains scripts and utilities used to release new versions of the Docker CLI.
  • Build: Contains scripts and utilities used to build the Docker CLI.
  • Utils: Contains utilities and helper functions used across the Docker CLI codebase.

Example:

  • Core CLI: docker/cli/command/command.go
  • Client: docker/cli/client/client.go
  • Daemon: docker/daemon/daemon.go
  • Builder: docker/builder/builder.go
  • Networking: docker/network/network.go
  • Plugins: docker/cli/plugin/plugin.go
  • Experimental: docker/experimental/experimental.go
  • Tools: docker/tools/tools.go
  • Documentation: docker/docs/docs.go
  • Examples: docker/examples/examples.go
  • Testing: docker/test/test.go
  • Release: docker/release/release.go
  • Build: docker/build/build.go
  • Utils: docker/utils/utils.go

Note: This categorization is intended as a general guideline. Specific files and directories may fall into multiple categories.

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