v0.1.6

Added

• dok history <image> — the layers of an image with a size bar each, read
  top-down in build order the way the Dockerfile was written rather than
  newest-first the way docker history prints it. Recovers the instruction
  from both the classic builder's /bin/sh -c #(nop) wrapper and BuildKit's
  direct form, collapses a multi-line RUN onto one row, and marks every layer
  over 10% of the image. -r restores docker's order, --no-trunc keeps long
  instructions whole.
• dok health — the containers that declare a healthcheck, and only those,
  with the failing streak, the first line of the last probe's output and the
  probe's exit code. Unhealthy sorts first. -u narrows to what is failing,
  -a includes stopped containers. The count of containers without a
  healthcheck is reported too, since an empty table and a table missing half
  the stack otherwise look the same.

Fixed

• dok inspect <name> --demo answered as the api container whatever name was
  given, so dok inspect redis --demo showed api's id, image and healthcheck.
  The fixture now varies by service, and only api, postgres and grafana declare
  a healthcheck — grafana's is failing, which is what gives dok health --demo
  something to show.

What's Changed

• site: redesign, and list dok ports by @alsaadii98 in #16
• site: restore the original design, keep the improvements by @alsaadii98 in #17
• chore(packaging): bump scoop and the AUR PKGBUILDs to 0.1.5 by @alsaadii98 in #19
• feat: add dok history by @alsaadii98 in #18
• feat: add dok health by @alsaadii98 in #20
• release: 0.1.6 by @alsaadii98 in #21

Full Changelog: v0.1.5...v0.1.6

v0.1.5

Added

• dok ports — every published port in one flat table, sorted by host port, so
  "who owns 5432?" is a glance instead of a scan across wrapped lines. Skips
  exposed-but-unpublished ports, collapses the IPv4/IPv6 pair docker reports for
  a wildcard binding into one row, shows a BIND column only when some binding
  is narrower than every interface, and marks the case where two containers
  claim the same address, port and protocol.

Changed

• The demo stack binds postgres to 127.0.0.1 rather than every interface,
  which is how a database is usually published and gives dok ports --demo
  something to show in its BIND column.

What's Changed

• docs: fix the social card, link the roadmap to its issues by @alsaadii98 in #13
• feat: add dok ports by @alsaadii98 in #14
• release: 0.1.5 by @alsaadii98 in #15

New Contributors

• @alsaadii98 made their first contribution in #13

Full Changelog: v0.1.4...v0.1.5

v0.1.4

Added

• dok uninstall — removes dok the same way dok update replaces it. A
  standalone binary deletes itself (on Windows it is renamed aside and swept up
  a moment later, since Windows will not unlink a running image); a packaged
  one is left to its manager and that manager's removal command is printed.
  --purge also removes ~/.config/dok and ~/.cache/dok, --dry-run lists
  what would go, -y skips the prompt.

Changed

• Install detection now recognises scoop, winget and pacman as well, and asks
  dpkg / rpm / pacman for the real package name instead of assuming
  dok.
• A config file that fails to parse no longer blocks dok uninstall: it warns
  and carries on with the defaults, so a bad config cannot trap anyone in an
  install they cannot leave. Every other command still refuses to guess.

Full Changelog: v0.1.3...v0.1.4

v0.1.3

Added

• dok update — checks GitHub for a newer release and installs it. A
  standalone binary is replaced in place after its checksum is verified; a
  packaged one prints the right brew / apk / dpkg / rpm / cargo
  command instead. --check reports without installing.
• A once-a-day update check that prints one dim line after a command's output
  when a newer version exists. Off for piped output, --demo, and whenever
  DOK_NO_UPDATE_CHECK is set.

Changed

• Tables no longer let one long value push every other column across the
  screen: NAME, IMAGE, PORTS, REPOSITORY and TAG are capped at a
  share of the terminal and truncated past it.
• Swarm container names lose their random task id — api.1.hsnfrtha… renders
  as api.1, which is the part that tells two replicas apart.
• Header underlines stop at the end of the word instead of running the full
  width of the column.

Full Changelog: v0.1.2...v0.1.3

v0.1.2

Fixed

• dok ps | head panicked with failed printing to stdout: Broken pipe.
  Rust ignores SIGPIPE by default; dok restores it, so piping into a reader
  that stops early now exits quietly like any other Unix tool.

Added

• Alpine Linux packages. Every release now carries dok-x86_64.apk and
  dok-aarch64.apk, built with abuild inside Alpine from the same static
  musl archive the tarballs ship, and install-tested before publishing.
• dok events --demo replays a canned minute of daemon events, so the stream
  can be seen (and screenshotted) without a daemon.
• Animated SVG casts: scripts/ansi2cast.py renders captured output into an
  SVG that types the command, reveals the output and loops, with no JavaScript.
  The website hero cycles ps, images, logs and events in one file.

Changed

• The static screenshots now use the same chrome and palette as the website's
  cards, so images and page are one surface instead of two.
• The site is a proper responsive layout: 6/4/1-column bento, terminal frames
  that scroll instead of shrinking, and a copy button on every install command.

What's Changed

• ci: bump the actions group across 1 directory with 7 updates by @dependabot[bot] in #7

New Contributors

• @dependabot[bot] made their first contribution in #7

Full Changelog: v0.1.1...v0.1.2

v0.1.1

Fixed

• --demo panicked with SocketNotFoundError on machines with no Docker
  socket, which was the one case it exists to serve. It now builds an offline
  client instead of probing the filesystem.
• dok top --demo printed a daemon error per container; it now has fixtures
  like every other demo command.

Changed

• Homebrew installs a prebuilt binary instead of compiling from source, so it
  no longer pulls rust, llvm, z3 and python. brew install --HEAD still builds
  from source.

Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.1.1

v0.1.0

First public release.

Added

• ps (ls) — containers grouped by compose project, with short ids, state
  dots, health marks, :8080→80 port mapping, compacted status and ages.
• images (img) — size and age gradients, dangling images marked
  reclaimable, per-image container counts.
• df (du) — disk usage per category with used/reclaimable bars, and
  -v for the biggest images, containers, volumes and build-cache entries.
• inspect — inspect JSON folded into identity/state/config/resources/
  network/mounts/labels, with credential-looking env values masked.
• logs — merged multi-container tail, stable per-container colours, stderr
  marked on the separator, level tokens and JSON lines highlighted.
• top — processes inside containers nested by parent PID.
• tree — compose projects, networks with container IPs, volumes with mount
  points.
• stats — live CPU/memory/IO dashboard with a total-CPU sparkline.
• events — colour-coded daemon event stream, exec_* hidden by default.
• themes — 10 built-in themes carrying palette, glyph set and layout, plus
  --preview and --init.
• Configuration via ~/.config/dok/config.toml, including custom themes that
  inherit from a built-in.
• --demo on every command: renders a built-in example stack with no daemon,
  and is what generates the screenshots in the docs.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/alsaadii98/cool-docker-commands/commits/v0.1.0