Version 1.1

Version 1.1

Whats new?

📋 New standart options

• --force - overwrite current Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml if it exists
• --postgre - adds Postgres image to docker-compose.yml
• --mongodb - adds Mongo image to docker-compose.yml

💡 Improved code readability

The application is divided into functions, everything is placed in different directories

🎊 Templates

DockerCLI can also work with templates. Templates are presented as JSON files with a certain structure. Below is this structure

some.json

{
  "from": "ur_from",
  "dockerfile": [
    "WORKDIR /app",
    "${variable}",
    "CMD [\"Hello!\"]"
  ],
  "variables": {
    "variable": {
      "true": "Value or values if specified",
      "false": [
        "Value or values",
        "if not specified"
      ]
    }
  },
  "options": {
    "--someOption": "variable"
  },
  "compose": [
    "version: '3.8'",
    "${variable}",
    "",
    "services:",
    "  app:"
  ]
}

If you type

dockercli some --someOption

Then you see:

Dockerfile

FROM ur_from:lasted
WORKDIR /app
Value or values if specified
CMD ["Hello!"]

docker-compose.yml

version: '3.8'
Value or values if specified

services:
  app:

In templates, only --force and --v* work from standard options.

🔎 Template command

dockercli template [create/delete] [name]

Creates or deletes template in path/to/dockercli/templates

E.x.

dockercli create java