Remove useless code, simplify code, fix volume creation

Remove the logic of getting ip information as now we always use traefik
Fix the creation of missing volume
Raise the right error message when the config is not valid

docky/cmd/run_open.py

@@ -20,10 +20,9 @@ class DockyExec(DockySub):
     service = cli.SwitchAttr(["service"])
 
     def _use_specific_user(self, service):
-        user = self.project.get_user(service)
         if self.root:
             user = "root"
-        return user
+        return self.project.get_user(service)
 
     def _get_cmd_line(self, optionnal_command_line):
         user = self._use_specific_user(self.service)
@@ -53,7 +52,7 @@ class DockyRun(DockyExec):
     """Start services and enter in your dev container"""
 
     def _check_running(self):
-        if self.project.get_containers(service=self.service):
+        if docker.compose.ps(services=[self.service], all=True):
             raise_error("This container is already running, kill it or "
                         "use open to go inside")
 

docky/common/project.py

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 
 from python_on_whales import docker
 from plumbum import local
-
+import os
 from .api import logger
 
 
@@ -13,92 +13,46 @@ class Project(object):
     def __init__(self):
         try:
             self.project = docker.compose.config(return_json=True)
-        except:
-            logger.error("No docker-compose file found, create one with :")
-            logger.error("$ docky init")
-            exit(-1)
+        except Exception as e:
+            logger.error("Fail to load the configuration, try to validate it")
+            # If we fail to read the config file, it's mean that the config
+            # is not valid. In order to raise the same error as docker compose
+            # we launch the cmd to validate the config
+            os.execvpe("docker",  [
+                "docker", "--log-level", "ERROR", "compose", "config"
+                ], local.env)
 
         self.name = self.project.get("name")
-        self.loaded_config = self.project
         self.service = self._get_main_service(self.project)
 
     def _get_main_service(self, project):
         """main_service has docky.main.service defined in
         his label."""
         for service in project.get("services"):
             labels = project["services"][service].get("labels")
-            # service.labels() do not contain docky.main.service
-            # see also compose.service.merge_labels
-            if labels:
-                if labels.get("docky.main.service"):
-                    return service
-
-    def get_containers(self, service=None):
-        kwargs = {}
-        if service:
-            kwargs["services"] = [service]
-        return docker.compose.ps(**kwargs)
+            if labels and labels.get("docky.main.service"):
+                return service
 
     def display_service_tooltip(self):
-        infos = self._get_services_info()
-        for service in self.project.get("services"):
-            dict_service = self.project["services"].get(service)
-            labels = dict_service.get("labels", {})
-            if labels.get("docky.access.help"):
-                # TODO remove after some versions
-                logger.warning(
-                    "'docky.access.help' is replaced by 'docky.help'. "
-                    "Please update this key in your docker files.")
-            if infos.get(dict_service.get("name")):
-                # some applications provide extra parameters to access resource
-                infos[service.name] += labels.get("docky.url_suffix", "")
-                logger.info(infos[service.name])
-            if labels.get("docky.help"):
-                logger.info(labels.get("docky.help"))
-
-    def _get_services_info(self):
-        """ Search IP and Port for each services
-        """
-        infos = {}
-        main_service = self._get_main_service(self.project)
-        for service in self.project.get("services"):
-            if service != main_service:
-                continue
-            serv = self.project["services"][service]
-            proj_key = [
-                x for x in serv["networks"].keys()]
-            proj_key = proj_key and proj_key[0] or False
-            if not serv["networks"]:
-                continue
-            ip = serv["networks"].get("IPAdress", "")
-            info = {
-                "name": serv["labels"].get(
-                    "com.docker.compose.service", ""),
-                "ip": ip,
-                "port": [x for x in serv.get("ports", "")],
-            }
-            if info["name"] != "db" and info.get("port"):
-                urls = ["http://%s:%s" % (info["ip"], port.replace("/tcp", ""))
-                        for port in info["port"][0]]
-                # There is no web app to access 'db' service: try adminer for that
-                infos[info["name"]] = "%s %s" % (info["name"], " ".join(urls))
-        return infos
+        for _name, service in self.project.get("services").items():
+            docky_help = service.get("labels", {}).get("docky.help")
+            if docky_help:
+                logger.info(docky_help)
 
     def create_volume(self):
         """Mkdir volumes if they don't exist yet.
 
         Only apply to external volumes.
         docker-compose up do not attemps to create it
         so we have to do it ourselves"""
-        for service in self.project.get("services"):
-            dict_service = self.project["services"].get(service)
-            for volume in dict_service.get("volumes", []):
-                if volume.get("external"):
-                    path = local.path(local.env.expand(volume.external))
+        for service_name, service in self.project.get("services").items():
+            for volume in service.get("volumes", []):
+                if volume["type"] == "bind":
+                    path = local.path(local.env.expand(volume["source"]))
                     if not path.exists():
                         logger.info(
                             "Create missing directory %s for service %s",
-                            path, service.name)
+                            path, service_name)
                         path.mkdir()
 
     def get_user(self, service_name):