# Dokku Docker Compose Plugin - Implementation Plan ## Phase 1: Project Setup - [x] Initialize Git repository - [ ] Set up project structure - [ ] Create basic plugin files - [ ] `plugin.toml` - Plugin metadata - [ ] `commands` - Main plugin commands - [ ] `functions` - Core functions - [ ] `tests` - Test directory - [ ] Add README.md with basic usage ## Phase 2: Core Functionality ### 2.1 Basic Plugin Structure - [ ] Implement plugin initialization - [ ] Create help command - [ ] Add version information - [ ] Set up logging system ### 2.2 Docker Compose Parser - [ ] Add YAML parsing with `yq` - [ ] Implement validation for compose file - [ ] Support for both v2 and v3 compose formats - [ ] Handle YAML anchors and references ### 2.3 Dokku Plugin Integration - [ ] Create service detection system for Dokku plugins - [ ] Implement plugin installation check - [ ] Add support for core plugins (postgres, redis, etc.) - [ ] Map Docker Compose config to Dokku plugin config - [ ] Handle service linking with plugins - [ ] Implement fallback to container when plugin is not available ### 2.4 Dokku App Creation - [ ] Create function to generate valid Dokku app names - [ ] Implement basic app creation - [ ] Add error handling for existing apps - [ ] Implement dry-run mode ## Phase 3: Service Configuration ### 3.1 Plugin Service Configuration - [ ] Implement plugin-specific configuration mapping - [ ] Handle plugin version specifications - [ ] Configure resource limits for plugin services - [ ] Set up backup policies for data services - [ ] Implement plugin service health checks ### 3.2 Basic Container Service Configuration - [ ] Map service images to Dokku apps - [ ] Handle environment variables - [ ] Configure container resources (CPU, memory) - [ ] Set up build context for Dockerfile builds ### 3.3 Networking - [ ] Create and configure Dokku networks - [ ] Map container ports - [ ] Handle service links and depends_on - [ ] Configure DNS settings ### 3.3 Storage - [ ] Create and map volumes - [ ] Handle bind mounts - [ ] Configure volume permissions ## Phase 4: Plugin-Specific Features ### 4.1 Database Plugins - [ ] Handle database initialization - [ ] Support for database extensions - [ ] Implement backup/restore functionality - [ ] Support for read replicas ### 4.2 Cache Plugins - [ ] Configure memory limits - [ ] Set up eviction policies - [ ] Implement persistence options ## Phase 5: Advanced Features ### 4.1 Build System - [ ] Support Dockerfile builds - [ ] Handle build arguments - [ ] Support multi-stage builds - [ ] Implement build caching ### 4.2 Health Checks - [ ] Convert Docker healthchecks to Dokku checks - [ ] Configure liveness/readiness probes - [ ] Implement custom health check commands ### 4.3 Logging and Monitoring - [ ] Set up log aggregation - [ ] Configure monitoring - [ ] Implement log rotation ## Phase 6: Testing and Documentation ### 6.1 Testing - [ ] Unit tests for core functions - [ ] Integration tests with sample compose files - [ ] Test error conditions - [ ] Performance testing ### 6.2 Documentation - [ ] Complete CLI documentation - [ ] Examples directory - [ ] Troubleshooting guide - [ ] Contribution guidelines ## Phase 7: Polish and Release ### 7.1 Error Handling - [ ] Comprehensive error messages - [ ] Graceful rollback on failure - [ ] Input validation ### 7.2 Security - [ ] Secure handling of sensitive data - [ ] Input sanitization - [ ] Permission checks ### 7.3 Performance - [ ] Optimize for large compose files - [ ] Add parallel processing where possible - [ ] Implement progress indicators ## Phase 8: Future Enhancements (Post-MVP) ### 8.1 Export Functionality - [ ] Export Dokku apps to compose format - [ ] Support for app updates ### 8.2 Plugin System - [ ] Extension points for custom service types - [ ] Support for Compose extensions ### 8.3 CI/CD Integration - [ ] GitHub Actions workflow - [ ] Automated testing - [ ] Release automation ## Getting Started ### Prerequisites - Docker - Docker Compose - Dokku - yq (YAML processor) - Bash 4.0+ ### Development Setup ```bash # Clone the repository git clone cd dokku-docker-compose # Install development dependencies make setup # Run tests make test ``` ## Contributing 1. Fork the repository 2. Create a feature branch 3. Make your changes 4. Add tests 5. Submit a pull request ## License [Specify License]