"""Module defining a container-based spec.""" from .spec import Spec from typing import Union from pathlib import Path from datetime import datetime import subprocess class ContainerSpec(Spec): """Spec for backing up via a container.""" _SKEL = {"container": None, "command": None, "mountpoint": "/from"} """The skeleton for the ContainerSpec config.""" def __init__( self, name: str, container: str, destination: Union[str, Path], limit: int, command: str, extension: str, mountpoint: str, notify=None, ): """Create a new ContainerSpec object. Args: name: name of the spec (used as an identifier) container: the Docker container to back up destination: where to store the backups (gets created if non-existent) limit: max amount of backups to keep command: command to run inside the container. This command should perform a specified backup and output this data to stdout. This output then gets piped to a backup file. extension: the extension of the backup files. mountpoint: I don't actually know, this never gets used notify: notifier object (may be None) """ super().__init__(name, destination, limit, extension, notify) self.container = container self.mountpoint = mountpoint self.command = command def backup(self): """Create a new backup.""" # Remove excess backups self.remove_backups() # Run actual backup command filename = "{}.{}".format( datetime.now().strftime("%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M-%S"), self.extension ) process = subprocess.run( "docker exec -t '{}' {} > '{}/{}'".format( self.container, self.command, self.destination, filename ), shell=True, ) if self.notifier: self.notifier.notify("backup", self.name, process.returncode)