How to use the dockerode/lib/container.prototype function in dockerode
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ProboCI / probo / lib / _patchDockerodeInspect.js View on Github 
* an optional opts as the first argument to be able to get
* container sizes (and use other future APIs)
*
* @module
*/
var Container = require('dockerode/lib/container');
var util = require('dockerode/lib/util');
/**
* Inspect
* @param {Options} opts Options (optional)
* @param {Function} callback Callback, if supplied will query Docker.
* @return {Object} ID only and only if callback isn't supplied.
*/
Container.prototype.inspect = function(opts, callback) {
var args = util.processArgs(opts, callback);
if (typeof args.callback === 'function') {
var optsf = {
path: '/containers/' + this.id + '/json?',
method: 'GET',
options: args.opts,
statusCodes: {
200: true,
404: 'no such container',
500: 'server error',
},
};
this.modem.dial(optsf, function(err, data) {
args.callback(err, data);
