Project Description
regview is a heavily modified fork of the (no longer maintained) reg tool by Jess Frazelle for listing images in a Docker registry. Some features of reg were removed (like the webserver, to make it only cli) and others added. Some bugs were fixed (and PR's submitted) and others added as well.
Goal for this Hackweek
I plan to add some features like the --format option to customize output and maybe add some more unit tests.
It would be nice to also find an ideal way to tweak the number of goroutines. Care must be taken as, during initial development, I was warned that I was DDOS'ing our registry. This appears to be no longer the case. But one can do an initial scan and record all requests & replies to setup a server to service only those requests.
registry.suse.com implements pagination. SOLVED:
Resources
https://github.com/ricardobranco777/regview
Looking for hackers with the skills:
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Hack Week 22
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