Gorvus (Beta 1.2.3)

gorvus is a command-line interface (CLI) tool written in Go that simplifies the process of generating Dockerfiles and docker-compose.yml files for your projects. With gorvus, you can quickly scaffold Docker configurations without manual editing, saving time and effort.

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Features

• Dockerfile Generation: Generate Dockerfiles for your projects with ease.
• docker-compose.yml Generation: Generate docker-compose.yml files to orchestrate multi-container Docker applications.
• Customizable Templates: Configure templates to suit your project's specific requirements.
• Command-line Interface: Use an intuitive and fancy interface to maximize your experience.

Installation

To install gorvus, you need to have Go installed on your system. Then, you can install it using the following command:

go install github.com/FelipeMCassiano/gorvus/gorvus@v1.2.3

Usage

Once installed, you can use gorvus to generate Dockerfiles and docker-compose.yml files for your projects.

Generate Dockerfile

• You can use Gorvus interactively without flags:

gorvus gend

• OR specify language and project name:

gorvus createDockerfile --language<language> --projectName<projectName>

Note

Currently, only the languages Go, Rust, Node(js and ts), Java(gradle), Dotnet and Bun supports Dockerfile generation.

Generate docker-compose.yml

gorvus compose new

Note

Currently, only Postgres, Mysql and MongoDb have support for docker-compose with template generation.

Add Services into docker-compose.yml

• You can use Gorvus interactively without flags, or specify service details:

gorvus compose add

• OR provide details using flags:

gorvus compose add --image<image> --service<serviceName> --ports<ports> --envs<environment> --networks<networkName> --hostname<hostname>

Add Networks into docker-compose.yml

• You can use Gorvus interactively without flags:

gorvus compose add-net

• OR specify network details:

gorvus compose add-net --name<network name> --driver<network driver> --name-docker<reference this network when you're connecting containers>

Remove Services or Networks in docker-compose.yml

• To remove a service

gorvus compose rm -s<service name>

• To remove a network

gorvus compose rm -n<network name>

Generate Kubernetes yaml file

Create a new deployment

gorvus kube deployment new

Contributing

If you're interested in contributing to this project, consider reading the Contributing Guide

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.