Docker Makefile to easily build and push container images

Makefile

BASEREPO = fbueno
TAG = $(shell date +%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S)
IMAGE = $(shell baseneme `pwd`)
help:
		@fgrep -h "##" $(MAKEFILE_LIST) | fgrep -v fgrep | sed -e 's/\\$$//' | sed -e 's/##//'

git-pull: ## 	Pull the latest changes from the remote GIT repository 
git-pull:
	git pull

build: ## 	same as build-no-cache
build: test
	docker build --pull=true -t $(BASEREPO)/$(IMAGE):$(TAG) .
	echo $(TAG) > .last_tag.$(IMAGE)

build-no-pull: ## git-pull build using local cache not to pulling a fresh image from docker repository
build-no-pull: test git-pull
	docker build -f -t $(BASEREPO)/$(IMAGE):$(TAG) .
	echo $(TAG) > .last_tag.$(IMAGE)


build-no-cache: ## git-pull and build IGNORING local cache and force to pull a fresh image from docker repository
build-no-cache: test git-pull
	docker build --no-cache --pull=true -t $(BASEREPO)/$(IMAGE):$(TAG) .
	echo $(TAG) > .last_tag.$(IMAGE)


push: ##  	Push last generated build
push: test 
	test -s .last_tag.$(IMAGE) || (echo You need to build first ; exit 1)
	docker push $(BASEREPO)/$(IMAGE):`cat .last_tag.$(IMAGE)` && \
	rm -f .last_tag.$(IMAGE)

push-latest: ## 	Push local latest tag 
push-latest: test
	docker push $(BASEREPO)/$(IMAGE):latest 

latest: ## 	Link last build (tag) to the tag latest
latest: test
	test -s .last_tag.$(IMAGE) || (echo You need to build first ; exit 1)
	docker tag -f $(BASEREPO)/$(IMAGE):`cat .last_tag.$(IMAGE)` $(BASEREPO)/$(IMAGE):latest

test: ##  	Run necessary tests
	@test -n "$(IMAGE)" || (echo TEST ERROR: You MUST specify IMAGE variable, type make help ; exit 1)
	@test -f ./Dockerfile || (echo TEST ERROR: There is no Dockerfile.$(IMAGE) in this directory. ; exit 1)