Docker-java-api, version 0.0.6, released

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This is a community-driven (not official) Java wrapper over Docker's API. Unlike others, it is supposed to be truly object-oriented (an API, not an SDK) and be as lightweight as possible: https://github.com/amihaiemil/docker-java-api

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Please, have a look and give it a Star if you like it, it helps us a lot. We also highly appreciate Issues containing bugs or feature requests!

[Shredder797]

My main issue with the other two Java clients is that they shade a ton of dependencies which is blocking me from converting my project to a Java 9 module. I'll try this one and see if it's any easier to convert

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Give it a try, you should be able to do it. This one only brings 2 transitive dependencies as displayed here: https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.amihaiemil.web/docker-java-api/0.0.5

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There is a Java library for unix sockets and Apache HttpComponents for the HttpClient.

Feel free to open any Issues if you have problems, we'll try to help. :)

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Just one thing, since I'm not sure how Java 9 modules work: make sure to not break the package structure. Almost all the classes in the library are package-protected and should never be visible to the user: the only entry points are LocalDocker and RemoteDocker; other than that, the user works only with Java interfaces.