How to use prepare_docker_start method in localstack

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...413 except Exception as e:414 LOG.info("error cleaning up localstack container %s: %s", self.container.name, e)415class ContainerExists(Exception):416 pass417def prepare_docker_start():418 # prepare environment for docker start419 container_name = config.MAIN_CONTAINER_NAME420 if DOCKER_CLIENT.is_container_running(container_name):421 raise ContainerExists('LocalStack container named "%s" is already running' % container_name)422 if config.dirs.tmp != config.dirs.functions and not config.LAMBDA_REMOTE_DOCKER:423 # Logger is not initialized at this point, so the warning is displayed via print424 print(425 f"WARNING: The detected temp folder for localstack ({config.dirs.tmp}) is not equal to the "426 f"HOST_TMP_FOLDER environment variable set ({config.dirs.functions})."427 )428 os.environ[ENV_SCRIPT_STARTING_DOCKER] = "1"429 # make sure temp folder exists430 mkdir(config.dirs.tmp)431 try:432 chmod_r(config.dirs.tmp, 0o777)433 except Exception:434 pass435def configure_container(container: LocalstackContainer):436 """437 Configuration routine for the LocalstackContainer.438 """439 # get additional configured flags440 user_flags = config.DOCKER_FLAGS441 user_flags = extract_port_flags(user_flags, container.ports)442 container.additional_flags.extend(shlex.split(user_flags))443 # get additional parameters from plugins444 hooks.configure_localstack_container.run(container)445 # construct default port mappings446 service_ports = config.SERVICE_PORTS447 if service_ports.get("edge") == 0:448 service_ports.pop("edge")449 for port in service_ports.values():450 if port:451 container.ports.add(port)452 for port in range(config.EXTERNAL_SERVICE_PORTS_START, config.EXTERNAL_SERVICE_PORTS_END):453 container.ports.add(port)454 if config.DEVELOP:455 container.ports.add(config.DEVELOP_PORT)456 # environment variables457 # pass through environment variables defined in config458 for env_var in config.CONFIG_ENV_VARS:459 value = os.environ.get(env_var, None)460 if value is not None:461 container.env_vars[env_var] = value462 container.env_vars["DOCKER_HOST"] = f"unix://{config.DOCKER_SOCK}"463 container.env_vars["HOST_TMP_FOLDER"] = config.dirs.functions # TODO: rename env var464 # TODO this is default now, remove once a considerate time is passed465 # to activate proper signal handling466 container.env_vars["SET_TERM_HANDLER"] = "1"467 configure_volume_mounts(container)468 # mount docker socket469 container.volumes.append((config.DOCKER_SOCK, config.DOCKER_SOCK))470 container.additional_flags.append("--privileged")471def configure_volume_mounts(container: LocalstackContainer):472 if not config.LEGACY_DIRECTORIES:473 container.volumes.add(VolumeBind(config.VOLUME_DIR, DEFAULT_VOLUME_DIR))474 return475 source_dirs = config.dirs476 target_dirs = Directories.legacy_for_container()477 # default shared directories478 for name in Directories.default_bind_mounts:479 src = getattr(source_dirs, name, None)480 target = getattr(target_dirs, name, None)481 if src and target:482 container.volumes.add(VolumeBind(src, target))483 # shared tmp folder484 container.volumes.add(VolumeBind(source_dirs.tmp, target_dirs.tmp))485 # data_dir mounting and environment variables486 if source_dirs.data:487 container.volumes.add(VolumeBind(source_dirs.data, target_dirs.data))488 container.env_vars["DATA_DIR"] = target_dirs.data489@log_duration()490def prepare_host():491 """492 Prepare the host environment for running LocalStack, this should be called before start_infra_*.493 """494 if os.environ.get(constants.LOCALSTACK_INFRA_PROCESS) in constants.TRUE_STRINGS:495 return496 setup_logging()497 hooks.prepare_host.run()498def start_infra_in_docker():499 prepare_docker_start()500 container = LocalstackContainer()501 # create and prepare container502 configure_container(container)503 container.truncate_log()504 # printing the container log is the current way we're occupying the terminal505 log_printer = FileListener(container.logfile, print)506 log_printer.start()507 # Set up signal handler, to enable clean shutdown across different operating systems.508 # There are subtle differences across operating systems and terminal emulators when it509 # comes to handling of CTRL-C - in particular, Linux sends SIGINT to the parent process,510 # whereas MacOS sends SIGINT to the process group, which can result in multiple SIGINT signals511 # being received (e.g., when running the localstack CLI as part of an "npm run .." script).512 # Hence, using a shutdown handler and synchronization event here, to avoid inconsistencies.513 def shutdown_handler(*args):514 with shutdown_event_lock:515 if shutdown_event.is_set():516 return517 shutdown_event.set()518 print("Shutting down...")519 server.shutdown()520 log_printer.close()521 shutdown_event = threading.Event()522 shutdown_event_lock = threading.RLock()523 signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, shutdown_handler)524 # start the Localstack container as a Server525 server = LocalstackContainerServer(container)526 try:527 server.start()528 server.join()529 except KeyboardInterrupt:530 print("ok, bye!")531 shutdown_handler()532def start_infra_in_docker_detached(console):533 """534 An alternative to start_infra_in_docker where the terminal is not blocked by the follow on the logfile.535 """536 console.log("preparing environment")537 try:538 prepare_docker_start()539 except ContainerExists as e:540 console.print(str(e))541 return542 # create and prepare container543 console.log("configuring container")544 container = LocalstackContainer()545 configure_container(container)546 container.truncate_log()547 # start the Localstack container as a Server548 console.log("starting container")549 server = LocalstackContainerServer(container)550 server.start()551 server.wait_is_container_running()552 console.log("detaching")...

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