This function stops a running Docker container that was started with
run_container() or export(). It can stop containers by ID
or by finding containers associated with the specified application directory.
If neither app_dir nor container_id is provided, it will stop all running containers.
Usage
stop_container(
app_dir = NULL,
container_id = NULL,
docker_compose = TRUE,
quiet = FALSE,
force = FALSE,
...
)Arguments
- app_dir
Character. Path to the Shiny application directory with Docker configuration. If provided, the function will attempt to find and stop containers based on the image name.
- container_id
Character. ID or name of the container to stop. If NULL, the function will try to find containers based on app_dir.
- docker_compose
Logical. If TRUE, use docker-compose for stopping if available. Default: TRUE.
- quiet
Logical. If TRUE, suppress Docker command output. Default: FALSE.
- force
Logical. If TRUE and stopping all containers, skip confirmation prompt. Default: FALSE.
- ...
Additional arguments passed to processx.
Examples
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# First run a container
result <- export("path/to/my/shinyapp", run = TRUE)
# Stop by container ID
stop_container(container_id = result$container_id)
# Or stop by app directory
stop_container("path/to/my/shinyapp")
# Stop all running containers
stop_container()
} # }