### Start Ollama Server

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/reference/configuration/llm

Starts the Ollama server with host binding to make it accessible externally. Ensure Ollama is installed first.

```bash
OLLAMA_HOST="0.0.0.0:11434" ollama serve  
```

--------------------------------

### Container Build Example

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/dang

Demonstrates how to define a `build` function that returns a `Container!` type, setting up a Node.js environment and installing dependencies.

```APIDOC
## Container Build Example

### Description
This code snippet shows a `build` function that returns a `Container!`. It initializes a container from a Node.js base image, sets up the working directory, installs npm packages, and runs a build script.

### Type Definition
```
pub build: Container! {
  container
    .from("node:20")
    .withDirectory("/app", source)
    .withWorkdir("/app")
    .withExec(["npm", "install"])
    .withExec(["npm", "run", "build"])
}
```
```

--------------------------------

### Install and Check Dagger Modules

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/adopting/workspace-setup

Installs recommended modules and runs checks. `dagger mod install` creates or updates `.dagger/config.toml`. Repeat until coverage is satisfactory.

```bash
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/eslint  
dagger check  

```

--------------------------------

### Install Dagger CLI with install.sh and sudo

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/getting-started/installation

Installs the Dagger CLI using the install.sh script with sudo privileges when the user lacks permissions for the default installation directory.

```bash
curl -fsSL https://dl.dagger.io/dagger/install.sh | BIN_DIR=/usr/local/bin sudo -E sh
```

--------------------------------

### Go Example Function

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/testing

Implement a Go function within an example module to demonstrate calling another module's function. This example calls the 'Hello' function from the 'Greeter' module.

```go
func (m *Examples) GreeterHello(ctx context.Context) error {
	greeting, err := dag.Greeter().Hello(ctx, "World")
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
  
	// Do something with the greeting
	_ = greeting  

	return nil
}


```

--------------------------------

### Install Recommended Dagger Modules

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/quickstart

Install selected Dagger modules for linting, testing, and formatting. This creates a .dagger/config.toml file.

```bash
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/eslint
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/vitest
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/prettier
```

--------------------------------

### Fork and Clone Example Project

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/quickstart

Use the GitHub CLI to fork the example project and clone it locally. Ensure your 'origin' remote points to your fork.

```bash
gh repo fork dagger/hello-dagger --clone --default-branch-only
cd hello-dagger
```

--------------------------------

### Go Example Module Configuration

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/testing

Configure a Go example module by creating a dagger.json file. This sets up the module name, engine version, SDK source, and dependencies.

```bash
mkdir -p examples/go  
cd examples/go  
cat > dagger.json <<'EOF'  
{
  "name": "examples-go",
  "engineVersion": "latest",
  "sdk": {
    "source": "go"
  },
  "source": ".",
  "dependencies": [
    {
      "name": "greeter",
      "source": "../.."
    }
  ]
}
EOF  

```

--------------------------------

### Start Dagger Services

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/reference/cli

Starts services defined by the module and exposes them on the host. Use the `-l` flag to list available services or specify a service pattern to start only specific services.

```bash
dagger up [options] [pattern...]
```

```bash
dagger up
```

```bash
dagger up -l
```

```bash
dagger up web
```

--------------------------------

### Manually Install Dagger Modules

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/adopting/workspace-setup

Installs specific modules directly if you already know which ones you need. The first install creates `.dagger/config.toml`.

```bash
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/eslint  
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/vitest  
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/prettier  

```

--------------------------------

### Example Ollama Environment Variables Configuration

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/reference/configuration/llm

An example configuration setting the base URL to 'http://192.168.64.1:11434/v1/' and the model to 'qwen2.5-coder:14b'. The trailing slash in the URL is mandatory.

```bash
OPENAI_BASE_URL=http://192.168.64.1:11434/v1/  
OPENAI_MODEL=qwen2.5-coder:14b  
```

--------------------------------

### Install and Run Go Module Checks

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/modules/go

Install the Go module and then run general checks or specific Go workflows like testing all modules.

```bash
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/go

dagger check               # run every check in the workspace
dagger check go:test-all   # run Go tests across every module
dagger check go:lint-all   # run golangci-lint across every module

```

--------------------------------

### Setup Dagger Cloud Integration Provider

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/reference/cli

Use this command to set up a Dagger Cloud integration provider. The `--open` flag can be used to automatically open the setup URL in a browser.

```bash
dagger integration setup <provider>  
```

--------------------------------

### TypeScript Example Module Configuration

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/testing

Set up a TypeScript example module with a dagger.json file, defining its name, engine version, SDK, and module dependencies.

```bash
mkdir -p examples/typescript  
cd examples/typescript  
cat > dagger.json <<'EOF'  
{
  "name": "examples-typescript",
  "engineVersion": "latest",
  "sdk": {
    "source": "typescript"
  },
  "source": ".",
  "dependencies": [
    {
      "name": "greeter",
      "source": "../.."
    }
  ]
}
EOF  

```

--------------------------------

### Install Python SDK Locally

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/python

Install the Python SDK locally into an active virtual environment using `uv sync` or `uv pip install`. This ensures IDEs can resolve imports.

```bash
uv sync / uv pip install -e ./sdk -e .
```

--------------------------------

### Install and Run Vitest Module

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/modules/vitest

Install the Vitest module and then run the default check or a specific Vitest test suite.

```bash
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/vitest

dagger check            # run every check in the workspace
dagger check vitest:test # run the Vitest suite

```

--------------------------------

### List and Filter Services

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/using-dagger/services

Commands to list available services or start specific ones. You can list all services, start a single service by name, or start multiple services by listing their names.

```bash
dagger up -l                    # list available services  
dagger up web                   # start only the 'web' service  
dagger up web api redis         # start multiple services  

```

--------------------------------

### Install Jest Module and Run Checks

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/modules/jest

Installs the Jest module and demonstrates how to run all checks or specifically the Jest test suite.

```bash
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/jest

dagger check          # run every check in the workspace
dagger check jest:test # run the Jest suite
```

--------------------------------

### Python Example Module Configuration

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/testing

Configure a Python example module by creating a dagger.json file. This specifies the module's name, Dagger engine version, SDK source, and any dependencies.

```bash
mkdir -p examples/python  
cd examples/python  
cat > dagger.json <<'EOF'  
{
  "name": "examples-python",
  "engineVersion": "latest",
  "sdk": {
    "source": "python"
  },
  "source": ".",
  "dependencies": [
    {
      "name": "greeter",
      "source": "../.."
    }
  ]
}
EOF  

```

--------------------------------

### Install Dagger CLI with Homebrew on macOS

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/getting-started/installation

Installs the latest stable release of the Dagger CLI using Homebrew. Assumes Homebrew is already installed.

```bash
brew install dagger/tap/dagger
```

--------------------------------

### Install Prettier Module and Run Checks

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/modules/prettier

Installs the Prettier module and demonstrates how to run general workspace checks or specific Prettier formatting checks.

```bash
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/prettier

dagger check               # run every check in the workspace  
dagger check prettier:check # fail when source files are not formatted  
```

--------------------------------

### Start All Services

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/using-dagger/services

Use this command to start all services defined in your workspace. Services run in ephemeral containers and their ports are tunneled to your local machine. Stop them with Ctrl+C.

```bash
dagger up  

```

--------------------------------

### Install PSScriptAnalyzer Module

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/modules/psscriptanalyzer

Installs the PSScriptAnalyzer Dagger module. This is the first step before using any of its functionalities.

```bash
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/PsScriptAnalyzer
```

--------------------------------

### Install a Dagger module

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/reference/cli

Installs a Dagger module from a given URL and tag into the current workspace. If no workspace configuration exists, it will be created.

```bash
dagger workspace install github.com/shykes/daggerverse/hello@v0.3.0
```

--------------------------------

### Install Module as Dependency

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/python

Consumers can install your module as a dependency using the workspace tooling.

```bash
dagger mod install github.com/you/your-module@v0.1.0
```

--------------------------------

### Install Go Module for Code Generation

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live

Installs the Go Dagger module. This module is used for running code generators.

```bash
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/go
dagger generate
```

--------------------------------

### Check Dagger CLI installation path on Linux

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/getting-started/installation

Verifies the installation path of the Dagger CLI on Linux after installation with install.sh to the user's local bin directory.

```bash
type dagger
# Expected output: dagger is $HOME/.local/bin/dagger  
```

--------------------------------

### Service Integration Test Example

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/dang

Demonstrates setting up a `Service` for integration tests, including a PostgreSQL database, and binding it to a test container.

```APIDOC
## Service Integration Test Example

### Description
This code snippet defines a `MyCi` type that includes a `db` service (PostgreSQL) and an `integrationTest` function. The `integrationTest` function runs Go tests within a container that is bound to the `db` service.

### Type Definition
```
type MyCi {
  pub source: Directory!

  new(ws: Workspace!) {
    self.source = ws.directory("/")
    self
  }

  let db: Service {
    container
      .from("postgres:16")
      .withEnvVariable("POSTGRES_PASSWORD", "test")
      .withExposedPort(5432)
      .asService
  }

  pub integrationTest: Void @check {
    container
      .from("golang:1.22")
      .withDirectory("/app", source)
      .withServiceBinding("db", db)
      .withEnvVariable("DATABASE_URL", "postgres://postgres:test@db:5432/postgres")
      .withExec(["go", "test", "-tags=integration", "./..."])
      .sync
  }
}
```

### Function: integrationTest

#### Description
Runs integration tests for the project.
```

--------------------------------

### Install a Dagger Module

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/modules

Installs a Dagger module from a given repository. This command is used to add a module to your workspace.

```bash
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/go  

```

--------------------------------

### Install Dagger Helm Chart

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/adopting/scaling/openshift

Install or upgrade the Dagger Helm chart in the `dagger` namespace using the configured `values.yaml` file.

```bash
helm upgrade --create-namespace --install --namespace dagger dagger oci://registry.dagger.io/dagger-helm -f values.yaml

```

--------------------------------

### Create Virtual Environment and Install Dependencies with uv

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/python

Creates a virtual environment using 'uv venv' and installs dependencies from 'requirements.lock', including the SDK and the current project, in an editable mode.

```bash
uv venv
uv pip install -r requirements.lock -e ./sdk -e .

```

--------------------------------

### greet Function Example

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/typescript

A simple Dagger function that returns a greeting, demonstrating default and optional arguments.

```APIDOC
## greet

### Description
Returns a greeting, optionally personalized.

### Method
`greet(name?: string): string`

### Parameters
#### Path Parameters
None

#### Query Parameters
- **name** (string) - Optional - The name to greet.

#### Request Body
None

### Request Example
```bash
dagger call greet
dagger call greet --name=Sam
```

### Response
#### Success Response (200)
- **result** (string) - The greeting message.

#### Response Example
```json
{
  "result": "Hello, world!"
}
```
```json
{
  "result": "Hello, Sam!"
}
```
```

--------------------------------

### test Function Example

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/typescript

An example of a Dagger function that accepts a Directory and returns a Container, demonstrating the use of caches.

```APIDOC
## test

### Description
Runs tests on a given source directory within a Node.js container with caching.

### Method
`test(source: Directory): Container`

### Parameters
#### Path Parameters
None

#### Query Parameters
None

#### Request Body
None

### Request Example
None explicitly shown for the function call itself.

### Response
#### Success Response (200)
- **container** (Container) - The resulting Dagger container after running tests.

#### Response Example
```json
{
  "container": { /* Container object details */ }
}
```
```

--------------------------------

### Get Help for Init Function

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/python

View the help message for the `init` function within the Python SDK.

```bash
dagger -m github.com/dagger/python-sdk call init --help  

```

--------------------------------

### Verify Dagger CLI installation on Windows

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/getting-started/installation

Confirms the successful installation of the Dagger CLI on Windows by checking its version.

```powershell
dagger version
```

--------------------------------

### Install and Run ESLint Check

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/modules/eslint

Install the ESLint module and run ESLint against the workspace source. This command runs ESLint using the project's local configuration.

```bash
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/eslint

dagger check

dagger check eslint:lint
```

--------------------------------

### Dagger Check Examples

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/reference/cli

Provides examples of using the 'dagger check' command for various scenarios, such as running all checks, listing checks, or running a specific check against an explicit workspace.

```bash
dagger check # Run all checks
dagger check -l # List all available checks
dagger check go:lint # Run the go:lint check and any subchecks
dagger -W github.com/acme/ws check go:lint # Run check(s) against explicit workspace
```

--------------------------------

### Install Dagger CLI on Linux with install.sh

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/getting-started/installation

Installs the latest stable release of the Dagger CLI on Linux by downloading and executing the install.sh script, placing the binary in the user's local bin directory.

```bash
curl -fsSL https://dl.dagger.io/dagger/install.sh | BIN_DIR=$HOME/.local/bin sh
```

--------------------------------

### Install git-clone Task from Tekton Hub

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/adopting/triggers/tekton

Installs the git-clone Task from Tekton Hub to enable repository cloning capabilities.

```bash
tkn hub install task git-clone  
```

--------------------------------

### Recommend Dagger Modules

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/quickstart

Scan your project to get recommendations for Dagger modules that match your tools.

```bash
dagger mod recommend
```

--------------------------------

### Install a Dagger Module

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/reference/cli

Installs a module into the current workspace. This command can take a module path and optionally a name for the module within the workspace.

```bash
dagger module install [options] <module> [flags]  
```

```bash
dagger module install github.com/shykes/daggerverse/hello@v0.3.0  
```

--------------------------------

### Eslint Module Example

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/dang

A complete example of a Dagger module for linting, modeled after dagger/eslint. It utilizes a base Node.js image and runs ESLint on the project source.

```go
type Eslint {
  "The source directory for the project."
  pub source: Directory!
  pub baseImageAddress: String!

  new(
    ws: Workspace!,
    baseImageAddress: String! = "node:25-alpine",
  ) {
    self.source = ws.directory("/")
    self.baseImageAddress = baseImageAddress
    self
  }

  pub lint: Void @check {
    nodejs(source, baseImageAddress).base.withExec(["npx", "eslint", "."]).sync
    null
  }
}

```

--------------------------------

### Install Biome Module

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/modules/biomejs

Install the Biome module using the dagger CLI. This command adds the module to your Dagger project.

```bash
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/biomejs
```

--------------------------------

### Install ShellCheck Module

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/modules/shellcheck

Install the ShellCheck module using the dagger CLI. This command fetches the module from its source repository.

```bash
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/shellcheck
```

--------------------------------

### Install Dagger CLI on Windows with winget

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/getting-started/installation

Installs the latest stable release of the Dagger CLI on Windows using the Windows Package Manager (winget).

```powershell
winget install Dagger.Cli
```

--------------------------------

### Install ESLint and Prettier Modules

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live

Installs the ESLint and Prettier Dagger modules. These modules can then be used for linting and formatting code across a project stack.

```bash
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/eslint
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/prettier
dagger check
```

--------------------------------

### Binary File Example

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/dang

Illustrates how to define a `binary` function that returns a `File!` type, accessing a specific file within the built container.

```APIDOC
## Binary File Example

### Description
This code snippet defines a `binary` function that returns a `File!`. It accesses a specific file located at `/app/dist/server.js` within the built container.

### Type Definition
```
pub binary: File! {
  build.file("/app/dist/server.js")
}
```
```

--------------------------------

### Ruff Module Linting Example

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/go

A comprehensive Go example demonstrating a Dagger module for linting Python code with Ruff. It includes custom types, secret handling, and error reporting.

```go
package main

import (
	"context"
	"encoding/json"
	"errors"
	"fmt"
	"strings"

	"github.com/dagger/dagger/modules/ruff/internal/dagger"
)

// Ruff is a fast Python linter implemented in Rust
type Ruff struct{}

// Lint a Python codebase
func (ruff Ruff) Lint(
	// The Python source directory to lint
	source *dagger.Directory,
) *LintRun {
	return &LintRun{Source: source}
}

// The result of running the Ruff lint tool
type LintRun struct {
	// +private
	Source *dagger.Directory
}

// Return a JSON report file for this run
func (run LintRun) Report() *dagger.File {
	cmd := []string{"/ruff", "check", "--exit-zero", "--output-format", "json", "."}
	return dag.
		CurrentModule().
		Source().
		Directory("build").
		DockerBuild().
		WithMountedDirectory("", run.Source).
		WithExec(cmd, dagger.ContainerWithExecOpts{RedirectStdout: "ruff-report.json"}).
		File("ruff-report.json")
}

// Return an error if the run reported any issues
func (run LintRun) Assert(ctx context.Context) error {
	contents, err := run.Report().Contents(ctx)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	var issues []struct {
		Message string `json:"message"`
	}
	if err := json.Unmarshal([]byte(contents), &issues); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	if len(issues) > 0 {
		var lines []string
		for _, i := range issues {
			lines = append(lines, " - "+i.Message)
		}
		return errors.New(fmt.Sprintf("%d issues\n%s", len(issues), strings.Join(lines, "\n")))
	}
	return nil
}
```

--------------------------------

### Install and Run Helm Checks with Dagger

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/modules/helm

Installs the Helm module and then runs all available checks within the workspace. This is a common starting point for integrating Helm validation into a Dagger workflow.

```bash
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/helm

dagger check                       # run every check in the workspace
dagger check helm:lint             # lint every discovered chart
dagger check helm:assert-template  # render discovered values files and fail on errors  
```

--------------------------------

### deploy Function Example

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/typescript

An asynchronous Dagger function that deploys a service using a secret token, demonstrating secret handling.

```APIDOC
## deploy

### Description
Deploys a service using a provided secret token.

### Method
`async deploy(token: Secret): Promise<string>`

### Parameters
#### Path Parameters
None

#### Query Parameters
None

#### Request Body
None

### Request Example
```bash
dagger call deploy --token=env:DEPLOY_TOKEN
dagger call deploy --token=file:./token.txt
dagger call deploy --token=cmd:"gh auth token"
dagger call deploy --token=op://vault/item/field
```

### Response
#### Success Response (200)
- **stdout** (string) - The standard output from the deployment command.

#### Response Example
```json
{
  "stdout": "[Deployment output as string]"
}
```
```

--------------------------------

### Example Usage of Update Command

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/reference/cli

Illustrates how to invoke the 'dagger workspace update' command, either generally or for a specific module like 'wolfi'.

```bash
"dagger workspace update" or "dagger workspace update wolfi"
```

--------------------------------

### Define a Database Service

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/python

Implement a function decorated with @function and @up to define a long-running service. This example starts a PostgreSQL database service.

```python
import dagger
from dagger import dag, function, object_type, up


@object_type
class MyModule:
    @function
    @up
    def database(self) -> dagger.Service:
        """Returns a postgres database service"""
        return (
            dag.container()
            .from_("postgres:16")
            .with_exposed_port(5432)
            .as_service()
        )
```

--------------------------------

### Azure Pipelines YAML for Dagger Checks

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/adopting/triggers/azure-pipelines

This YAML configuration sets up an Azure Pipeline to automatically check out code, install the Dagger CLI, and run Dagger checks. It includes environment variable setup for Dagger Cloud integration.

```yaml
trigger:
- main

pool:
  name: 'Azure Pipelines'
  vmImage: ubuntu-latest

steps:
# full clone checkout required to prevent azure pipeline traces from being orphaned in the Dagger Cloud UI
- checkout: self
  fetchDepth: 0
  displayName: 'Checkout Source Code, fetch full history'
# branch checkout required to prevent azure pipeline traces from being orphaned in the Dagger Cloud UI
- script: git checkout $(Build.SourceBranchName)
  displayName: 'Checkout Source Branch'
- script: curl -fsSL https://dl.dagger.io/dagger/install.sh | BIN_DIR=$HOME/.local/bin sh
  displayName: 'Install Dagger CLI'
- script: dagger check
  displayName: 'Run Dagger checks'
  env:
    # assumes the Dagger Cloud token is
    # in a secret named DAGGER_CLOUD_TOKEN
    # set via the Azure Pipeline settings UI/CLI
    # the secret is then explicitly mapped to the script env
    DAGGER_CLOUD_TOKEN: $(DAGGER_CLOUD_TOKEN)

```

--------------------------------

### MyModule.build Function Example

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/typescript

A Dagger function that returns a custom object type, containing a binary file and its version.

```APIDOC
## MyModule.build

### Description
Builds a binary and returns its file and version information.

### Method
`build(): BuildResult`

### Parameters
None

### Request Example
None explicitly shown for the function call itself.

### Response
#### Success Response (200)
- **binary** (File) - The built binary file.
- **version** (string) - The version of the built application.

#### Response Example
```json
{
  "binary": { /* File object details */ },
  "version": "1.0.0"
}
```
```

--------------------------------

### Install Pytest Module

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/modules/pytest

Install the Pytest module using the dagger mod install command.

```bash
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/pytest
```

--------------------------------

### Configure ESLint Settings

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/modules/eslint

Example of how to configure ESLint settings, such as package manager and base image, in the Dagger configuration file.

```toml
[modules.eslint.settings]
packageManager = "pnpm"
baseImageAddress = "node:22-alpine"
```

--------------------------------

### Go Workspace Setup

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/go

Commands to initialize and use a Go workspace, stitching together multiple modules. This helps IDE tooling recognize all modules.

```bash
# in the root of your repository  
go work init  
go work use ./  
go work use ./path/to/module  

```

--------------------------------

### Check Dagger CLI installation path on macOS

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/getting-started/installation

Verifies the installation path of the Dagger CLI on macOS after installation with Homebrew.

```bash
type dagger
# Expected output on macOS ARM:  
# dagger is /opt/homebrew/bin/dagger  
# Expected output on macOS Intel:  
# dagger is /usr/local/bin/dagger  
```

--------------------------------

### Install Dagger CLI with install.sh script

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/getting-started/installation

Installs the latest stable release of the Dagger CLI using the install.sh script. This method is suitable for Linux and can be used on macOS if Homebrew is not preferred.

```bash
curl -fsSL https://dl.dagger.io/dagger/install.sh | BIN_DIR=/usr/local/bin sh
```

--------------------------------

### Execute Common Programming Language Scripts

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/reference/cli

Examples of using 'dagger exec' to run scripts written in Go, Node.js, and Python.

```bash
dagger exec go run main.go
```

```bash
dagger exec node index.mjs
```

```bash
dagger exec python main.py
```

--------------------------------

### Check installed Dagger CLI version

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/getting-started/installation

Displays the currently installed version of the Dagger CLI. This command can be run after installation via Homebrew or install.sh.

```bash
./bin/dagger version
# Expected output: dagger v0.21.3 (registry.dagger.io/engine:v0.21.3) darwin/amd64  
```

--------------------------------

### Start and return an HTTP service

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/go

This function starts a simple HTTP service within a container and returns it as a Dagger service. The service is configured to serve files from a working directory and exposes port 8080.

```APIDOC
## HttpService

### Description
Starts and returns an HTTP service.

### Method
(Not applicable, this is a Go function)

### Endpoint
(Not applicable, this is a Go function)

### Parameters
(None)

### Request Example
(See Go code example for usage)

### Response
#### Success Response (200)
- **dagger.Service**: A Dagger service representing the running HTTP server.

#### Response Example
(See Go code example for usage)
```

--------------------------------

### Check installed Dagger CLI version on Linux

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/getting-started/installation

Displays the currently installed version of the Dagger CLI on Linux. This command confirms the installation and version number.

```bash
./bin/dagger version
# Expected output: dagger v0.21.3 (registry.dagger.io/engine:v0.21.3) linux/amd64  
```

--------------------------------

### Build Go Binary with Directory Exclusion

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/types/directory

This example demonstrates building a Go binary within a container, excluding Git files and internal directories from the source. It then creates a new container including only the built binary.

```java
import io.dagger.module.annotation.Function;
import io.dagger.module.annotation.Object;
import java.util.List;

@Object
public class MyModule {
  @Function
  public Container foo(Directory source) {
    Container builder = 
        dag()
            .container()
            .from("golang:latest")
            .withDirectory(
                "/src",
                source,
                new Container.WithDirectoryArguments().withExclude(List.of("*.git", "internal")))
            .withWorkdir("/src/hello")
            .withExec(List.of("go", "build", "-o", "hello.bin", "."));

    return dag()
        .container()
        .from("alpine:latest")
        .withDirectory(
            "/app",
            builder.directory("/src/hello"),
            new Container.WithDirectoryArguments().withInclude(List.of("hello.bin")))
        .withEntrypoint(List.of("/app/hello.bin"));
  }
}
```

--------------------------------

### TypeScript Example Function

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/testing

Implement a TypeScript function in an example module to demonstrate calling Dagger functions. This example invokes the 'hello' function of the 'greeter' module.

```typescript
@object()  
export class Examples {  
  @func()  
  greeterHello(): Promise<void> {  
    return dag  
      .greeter()  
      .hello("World")  
      .then((_: string) => {  
        // Do something with the greeting  
  
        return;  
      });  
  }  
}


```

--------------------------------

### Install development release of Dagger CLI

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/getting-started/installation

Installs the latest development release of the Dagger CLI by setting DAGGER_COMMIT=head in the install.sh script. This installs the CLI in the ./bin/dagger directory.

```bash
curl -fsSL https://dl.dagger.io/dagger/install.sh | DAGGER_COMMIT=head sh
```

--------------------------------

### Create Go Test Module Configuration

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/testing

Sets up a Dagger test module in Go, including its configuration file and dependency on the greeter module.

```Shell
mkdir tests  
cd tests  
cat > dagger.json <<'EOF'  
{
  "name": "tests",
  "engineVersion": "latest",
  "sdk": {
    "source": "go"
  },
  "source": ".",
  "dependencies": [
    {
      "name": "greeter",
      "source": ".."
    }
  ]
}
EOF  

```

--------------------------------

### Initialize Bun and Configure Dagger

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/reference/configuration/modules

Initialize Bun, install dependencies to generate a lock file, and configure the Dagger module. The module's `source` field must match the directory containing the lock file.

```bash
bun init
bun install # to generate the bun.lock file
cat > dagger.json <<'EOF'
{
  "name": "example",
  "engineVersion": "latest",
  "sdk": {
    "source": "typescript"
  },
  "source": "."
}
EOF
```

--------------------------------

### Python Example Function

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/testing

Define a Python function within an example module to showcase interaction with other Dagger modules. This example calls the 'hello' function from the 'greeter' module.

```python
@object_type  
class Examples:  
    @function  
    async def greeter_hello(self):  
        greeting = await dag.greeter().hello("World")  
  
	# Do something with the greeting  


```

--------------------------------

### Install development release of Dagger CLI on Windows PowerShell

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/getting-started/installation

Installs the latest development release of the Dagger CLI on Windows using PowerShell. This command downloads and executes an installation script.

```powershell
iwr -useb https://dl.dagger.io/dagger/install.ps1 | iex; Install-Dagger -DaggerCommit head
```

--------------------------------

### Recommend Dagger Modules

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/adopting/workspace-setup

Scans your project and suggests modules for detected tools, frameworks, and languages. Run this from the root of your repository.

```bash
dagger mod recommend  

```

--------------------------------

### Initialize a new Go module

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/go

Create a new Go module using the SDK's `init` function. The module will be created inside a Git repository. The `--name` argument is required.

```bash
dagger -m github.com/dagger/go-sdk call init --name my-module  
```

--------------------------------

### Get Python Version Configuration

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/python

Confirm the configured Python version using `mod config get`.

```bash
mod config get
```

--------------------------------

### Constructor and Foo Function

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/go

Demonstrates a module constructor (`New`) that accepts a Dagger Workspace to initialize the module's state with the project source. It also includes a 'Foo' function that uses the initialized source to list entries from a container.

```APIDOC
## New (Constructor)

### Description
Initializes the module with the Dagger workspace, providing access to the project's source code.

### Method
New

### Parameters
#### Path Parameters
None

#### Query Parameters
None

#### Request Body
* **ws** (*dagger.Workspace) - Required - The current workspace, auto-populated by Dagger.

### Response
#### Success Response (200)
* **MyModule** - The initialized module object.

#### Response Example
```json
{
  "Source": "/"
}
```

## Foo

### Description
Lists the entries within the project's source directory by mounting it into an Alpine container.

### Method
Foo

### Parameters
#### Path Parameters
None

#### Query Parameters
None

#### Request Body
None

### Request Example
```bash
dagger call foo
```

### Response
#### Success Response (200)
* **[String]** - A list of strings representing the entries in the source directory.

#### Response Example
```json
[
  "file1.txt",
  "subdir"
]
```
```

--------------------------------

### Security.describe Function Example

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/typescript

An example of a Dagger function that accepts an enum as an argument, restricting input to predefined values.

```APIDOC
## Security.describe

### Description
Describes a security scan at a given severity level.

### Method
`describe(severity: Severity): string`

### Parameters
#### Path Parameters
None

#### Query Parameters
- **severity** (Severity) - Required - The severity level for the scan. Must be one of: Low, Medium, High, Critical.

#### Request Body
None

### Request Example
None explicitly shown for the function call itself.

### Response
#### Success Response (200)
- **result** (string) - A description of the scan severity.

#### Response Example
```json
{
  "result": "scanning at severity [severity]"
}
```
```

--------------------------------

### Initialize Container from Base Image (Go)

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/types/container

Initializes a container from a specified base image using the `dagger.Container` type.

```Go
package main

import (
	"context"
	"dagger/my-module/internal/dagger"
)

type MyModule struct{}

func (m *MyModule) Version(
	ctx context.Context,
	// +defaultAddress="alpine:latest"
	ctr *dagger.Container,
) (string, error) {
	return ctr.WithExec([]string{"cat", "/etc/alpine-release"}).Stdout(ctx)
}
```

--------------------------------

### Starter main.dang Module

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/dang

The entry point for a starter Dang module, defining a simple 'hello' function.

```dang
"""
Starter Dang module generated by dang-sdk.
"""

type My_ci {
  """
  Return a greeting from this Dang module.
  """
  pub hello: String! {
    "hello from Dang"
  }
}

```

--------------------------------

### Initialize Deno and Configure Dagger

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/reference/configuration/modules

Initialize Deno and configure the Dagger module. The module's `source` field must match the directory containing the `deno.json` file. Deno runtime support is experimental.

```bash
deno init
cat > dagger.json <<'EOF'
{
  "name": "example",
  "engineVersion": "latest",
  "sdk": {
    "source": "typescript"
  },
  "source": "."
}
EOF
```

--------------------------------

### Accessing Files and Directories with Workspace

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/dang

Demonstrates how to use ws.directory() for directories and ws.file() for files within a module. It illustrates absolute path resolution from the workspace root and relative path resolution from the workspace current working directory.

```go
type MyCi {
  pub source: Directory!
  pub config: File!

  new(ws: Workspace!) {
    # Absolute: from the workspace root
    self.source = ws.directory("/src")
    # Relative: from the workspace cwd
    self.config = ws.file("tsconfig.json")
    self
  }
}

```

--------------------------------

### Initialize a Go module with a specific template

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/go

Use the `--template` argument to initialize a module from a specific starter template within the SDK module's `templates` directory. List available templates with `dagger -m github.com/dagger/go-sdk call templates`.

```bash
dagger -m github.com/dagger/go-sdk call init --name my-module --template <template>  
```

--------------------------------

### CircleCI: GitHub Environment Variable Example

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/reference/configuration/cloud

Example of how to set environment variables in CircleCI for GitHub repositories, including pipeline number.

```yaml
environment:
  CIRCLE_PIPELINE_NUMBER: << pipeline.number >>
```

--------------------------------

### Build a container from a Node.js image

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/dang

This snippet demonstrates how to build a container using Dagger's core API. It starts from a Node.js image, adds the source directory, sets the working directory, and executes build commands.

```go
pub build: Container! {
  container
    .from("node:20")
    .withDirectory("/app", source)
    .withWorkdir("/app")
    .withExec(["npm", "install"])
    .withExec(["npm", "run", "build"])
}

```

--------------------------------

### Install Playwright Module for E2E Tests

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live

Installs the Playwright Dagger module. This module is used for running end-to-end tests with real services.

```bash
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/playwright
dagger check
```

--------------------------------

### githubApi Function Example

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/typescript

An example of a Dagger function that queries the GitHub API, demonstrating the use of Secret type for authentication and returning a string.

```APIDOC
## githubApi

### Description
Query the GitHub API.

### Method
`async githubApi(token: Secret): Promise<string>`

### Parameters
#### Path Parameters
None

#### Query Parameters
None

#### Request Body
None

### Request Example
None explicitly shown for the function call itself, but the implementation uses `dagger.container()...`

### Response
#### Success Response (200)
- **stdout** (string) - The standard output from the executed command.

#### Response Example
```
{
  "stdout": "[GitHub API response as string]"
}
```
```

--------------------------------

### Dagger Module Dependencies Configuration

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/typescript

Example `dagger.json` file showing the structure for defining module name, engine version, SDK, source, and dependencies.

```json
{
  "name": "my-module",
  "engineVersion": "v1.0.0-beta.2",
  "sdk": { "source": "typescript" },
  "source": ".",
  "dependencies": [
    { "name": "go", "source": "github.com/dagger/dagger/modules/go" }
  ]
}
```

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### CircleCI: GitLab Environment Variable Example

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/reference/configuration/cloud

Example of how to set environment variables in CircleCI for GitLab repositories, including pipeline number and trigger details.

```yaml
environment:
  CIRCLE_PIPELINE_NUMBER: << pipeline.number >>
  CIRCLE_PIPELINE_TRIGGER_LOGIN: << pipeline.trigger_parameters.gitlab.user_username >>
  CIRCLE_PIPELINE_REPO_URL: << pipeline.trigger_parameters.gitlab.repo_url >>
  CIRCLE_PIPELINE_REPO_FULL_NAME: << pipeline.trigger_parameters.gitlab.repo_name >>
```

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### Hello Function Example

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/python

Defines a simple module with a 'hello' function that takes 'name' and 'greeting' as arguments and returns a string. The arguments are documented using `typing.Annotated` and `Doc(...)`.

```APIDOC
## MyModule.hello

### Description
Returns a greeting string.

### Method Signature
`hello(self, name: str, greeting: str) -> str`

### Parameters
#### Arguments
- **name** (str) - Required - Who to greet
- **greeting** (str) - Required - The greeting to display

### Returns
- **str** - A greeting string.
```

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### Call Go Module Functions from CLI

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/go

Demonstrates how to invoke the 'Hello' and 'LoudHello' functions defined in a Go module using the Dagger CLI. Function and argument names are converted to kebab-case.

```bash
dagger call hello --name=World --greeting=Hello
# Hello, World!

dagger call loud-hello --name=World --greeting=Hello
# HELLO, WORLD!

```

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### Activate Virtual Environment and Install Dependencies

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/python

Activates a Python virtual environment and installs dependencies from 'requirements.lock', including the SDK and the current project, in an editable mode.

```bash
python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
python -m pip install -r requirements.lock -e ./sdk -e .

```

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### Argo Workflow YAML for Dagger Checks

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/adopting/triggers/argo-workflows

This example demonstrates a complete Argo Workflow definition that includes setting up the Dagger engine as a sidecar and running `dagger check` against a Go application. Ensure you replace placeholder image versions and repository URLs with your specific details.

```yaml
apiVersion: argoproj.io/v1alpha1
kind: Workflow
metadata:
  generateName: dagger-in-argo-
spec:
  entrypoint: dagger-workflow
  volumes:
    - name: dagger-socket
      emptyDir: {}
    - name: dagger-storage
      emptyDir: {}
  templates:
    - name: dagger-workflow
      sidecars:
        - name: dagger-engine
          # replace with the latest available version of Dagger for your platform
          image: registry.dagger.io/engine:v0.21.3
          securityContext:
            privileged: true
            capabilities:
              add:
                - ALL
          readinessProbe:
            exec:
              command: ["dagger", "core", "version"]
          volumeMounts:
            - mountPath: /run/dagger
              name: dagger-socket
            - mountPath: /var/lib/dagger
              name: dagger-storage
      inputs:
        artifacts:
          - name: project-source
            path: /work
            git:
              # replace with your repository URL
              repo: https://github.com/kpenfound/greetings-api.git
              revision: "main"
          - name: dagger-cli
            path: /usr/local/bin
            mode: 0755
            http:
              # replace with the latest available version of Dagger for your platform
              url: https://github.com/dagger/dagger/releases/download/v0.21.3/dagger_v0.21.3_linux_amd64.tar.gz
      container:
        image: alpine:latest
        command: ["sh", "-c"]
        # runs the checks from the modules installed in your workspace
        args: ["dagger check"]
        workingDir: /work
        env:
        - name: "_EXPERIMENTAL_DAGGER_RUNNER_HOST"
          value: "unix:///run/dagger/engine.sock"
          # assumes the Dagger Cloud token is
          # in a Kubernetes secret named dagger-cloud
        - name: "DAGGER_CLOUD_TOKEN"
          valueFrom:
            secretKeyRef:
              name: dagger-cloud
              key: token
        volumeMounts:
          - mountPath: /run/dagger
            name: dagger-socket

```

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### Install Dagger Module Dependency

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/typescript

Install a Dagger module from a Git repository in a consumer module's workspace. This adds the dependency to the consumer's dagger.json.

```bash
# In a consumer module's workspace
dagger mod install github.com/you/my-module@v1.0.0

```

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### Install a specific Dagger CLI version with install.sh

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/getting-started/installation

Installs a specific version of the Dagger CLI by setting the DAGGER_VERSION environment variable before running the install.sh script.

```bash
curl -fsSL https://dl.dagger.io/dagger/install.sh | DAGGER_VERSION=0.21.3 BIN_DIR=/usr/local/bin sh
```

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### Initialize a Go module at a specific path

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/sdks/go

Create a new Go module at a custom location using the `--path` argument. The target path must not already contain a Dagger module.

```bash
dagger -m github.com/dagger/go-sdk call init --name my-module --path ./ci  
```

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### Sequential 'All' Function in Python

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/extending/testing

Runs all example functions sequentially using `await`. This pattern is suitable when tests do not depend on each other or when parallel execution is not required.

```Python
@object_type
class Tests:
    @function
    async def all(self):
        await self.hello()
        await self.custom_greeting()

```

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### Install a specific Dagger CLI version on Linux

Source: https://dx-d2f5ba4257e3a6c74e8c.exe.xyz/a/Us9cYiP9MvVPfiiDVnIjxwIuD3XBO1Vb/svc/docs-live/getting-started/installation

Installs a specific version of the Dagger CLI on Linux by setting the DAGGER_VERSION environment variable when running the install.sh script.

```bash
curl -fsSL https://dl.dagger.io/dagger/install.sh | DAGGER_VERSION=0.21.3 BIN_DIR=$HOME/.local/bin sh
```