You can use "gcloud docker search <hostname>/<your-project-id>" to list the images. Hostname should be "gcr.io", or "us.gcr.io" or whatever your images are created under. Please note you have to iterate through all possible hosts to find all images under the project. However, this method only list the repositories, it will not list tags or manifests.
You can also use registry API directly to do that and it will return more information. Using the below script as a starting guide:
#!/bin/bash
HOSTS="gcr.io us.gcr.io eu.gcr.io asia.gcr.io"
PROJECT=your-project-id
function search_gcr() {
local fullpath=""
local host=$1
local project=$2
if [[ -n $3 ]]; then
fullpath=${3}
fi
local result=$(curl -u _token:$(gcloud auth print-access-token) \
--fail --silent --show-error \
https://${host}/v2/${project}${fullpath}/tags/list)
if [[ -z $result ]]; then
printf ""
else
printf $result
fi
}
function recursive_search_gcr() {
local host=$1
local project=$2
local repository=$3
local result=$(search_gcr $host $project ${repository})
local returnVal=$?
if [[ -z $result ]]; then
echo Not able to curl: https://${host}/v2/${project}${fullpath}/tags/list
return
fi
local children="$(python - <<EOF
import json
import sys
obj = json.loads('$result')
if 'child' in obj:
print ' '.join(obj['child'])
else:
print ''
EOF
)"
for child in $children;
do
recursive_search_gcr $host $project ${repository}/${child}
done
local manifests="$(python - <<EOF
import json
import sys
obj = json.loads('$result')
if 'manifest' in obj:
print ' '.join(obj['manifest'])
else:
print ''
EOF
)"
echo Repository ${host}/${project}$repository:
echo " manifests:"
for manifest in $manifests
do
echo " "$manifest
done
echo
local tags="$(python - <<EOF
import json
import sys
obj = json.loads('$result')
if 'tags' in obj:
print ' '.join(obj['tags'])
else:
print ''
EOF
)"
echo " tags:"
for tag in $tags
do
echo " "$tag
done
echo
}
for HOST in $HOSTS;
do
recursive_search_gcr $HOST $PROJECT
done