In the previous article, we covered how to list Docker images, similar to the docker images command. In this article, our focus will be on listing images while exploring the available flag within the docker image command. Let's begin by examining the specific options we'll be discussing.
In this article we will see five flags available in the Docker images command:
-a, --all: Displays all images, defaulting to true.--digest: Includes image digest keys in the output.-f, --filter: Filters images based on predefined criteria. For example,docker images -f "label=project"lists images with the "project" label.
4. --no-trunc: Prevents the truncation of image IDs to 12 characters, as shown in the previous tutorial.
5. -q, --quiet: Displays only image IDs.
Note: We will be discussing all flags except --format, as explaining --format implementation would require a lengthy explanation.