pgroenbaek/drone-python3-mariadb repository overview

⁠drone-python3-mariadb

This Drone CI⁠ plugin allows you to use python and pip in pipelines along with MariaDB and MySQL utilities.

GitHub repo: https://github.com/pgroenbaek/drone-python3-mariadb⁠

⁠Usage

The following example shows how to configure a pipeline step to use the plugin from Docker Hub:

kind: pipeline
name: check version

steps:
  - name: versions
    image: pgroenbaek/drone-python3-mariadb
    commands:
      - python --version
      - pip --version
      - mariadb --version
      - mysql --version
      - mysqldump --version

⁠Using a private container registry

If you would rather use the plugin from a private container registry, clone this repository, then build and push the created docker image to your private registry:

docker login -u <USERNAME> <REGISTRY_URL>
docker build -t <TAGNAME> .
docker tag <TAGNAME> <REGISTRY_URL>/drone-python3-mariadb
docker push <REGISTRY_URL>/drone-python3-mariadb

Replace the <USERNAME>, <TAGNAME> and <REGISTRY_URL> parameters accordingly.

Now you can use the docker image you built as a drone plugin:

kind: pipeline
name: check version

steps:
  - name: versions
    image: <REGISTRY_URL>/drone-python3-mariadb:<TAGNAME>
    commands:
      - python --version
      - pip --version
      - mariadb --version
      - mysql --version
      - mysqldump --version

image_pull_secrets:
- docker_config_json

Note the image_pull_secrets parameter at the bottom.

For Drone CI to know how to authenticate with your private container registry a secret named docker_config_json must be defined for the pipeline.

Add the following as a secret named docker_config_json:

{"auths": {"<REGISTRY_URL>": {"auth": "<PASSWORD>"}}}

Replace the <REGISTRY_URL> and <PASSWORD> parameters with your values.

⁠License

This drone plugin was created by Peter Grønbæk Andersen and is licensed under GNU GPL v3⁠.