How do I connect Docker Hub to Lodol?

Authenticate Docker Hub once from your workspace and every action and trigger it supports becomes available to drop into a workflow. There is no glue code to write or maintain.

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Work with Docker Hub container images from a workflow: browse the repositories in your account or any public namespace, read a repository's details, and list its tags with the digest, size and platforms behind each one. Check whether a repository or a specific image tag exists without reading it, so a workflow can wait for a release tag to be published or stop before it overwrites one. Create new repositories ready to be pushed to, in any namespace the account can push to. Connects with your Docker ID and a personal access token.

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Actions

Steps your workflow can run in Docker Hub.

List namespacesList the namespaces the connection can act in: the connected account's own Docker ID first, then any organizations it belongs to. Read this when a workflow needs to know which account it is working as.

List repositoriesList the repositories in a namespace, optionally filtered by part of a name and sorted by name, pull count or when they were last updated.

Get repositoryGet one repository's details: its description, whether it is private, its pulls, stars and storage size, and when it was last updated.

Check repository existsCheck whether a repository exists and the connection can see it, without reading it, for branching a workflow before creating or pushing to one.

Create repositoryCreate a new repository in a namespace, public or private, ready for an image to be pushed to it.

List tagsList a repository's tags, most recently pushed first, each with its digest, compressed size, platforms and when it was last pushed and pulled.

Get tagGet one tag's details: the digest it points at, its size, who last pushed it, and a per-architecture breakdown of the images behind it.

Check tag existsCheck whether a specific image tag has been published, without reading it, for waiting on a release tag or stopping a workflow that would overwrite one.

Check repository has tagsCheck whether a repository has any tags at all, without listing them. A newly created repository has none until the first image is pushed.