A simple script for managing multi layer docker compose files
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yay -S doco
I had a huge docker-compose file for all my services and wanted to split them into smaler chunks. That made it harder to use with docker compose so I came up with this script.
My structure looks like this:
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├── filesharing
│ ├── compose.filesharing.yaml
│ ├── syncthing
│ └── webdav
├── internal-services
│ ├── compose.internal.yaml
│ └── homer
├── network
│ ├── blocky
│ ├── compose.network.yaml
│ ├── diun
│ ├── omada
│ └── wg-easy
├── public-services
│ ├── compose.public.yaml
│ ├── photoview
│ ├── remark42
│ ├── shiori
│ ├── vaultwarden
│ └── vikunja
├── smarthome
│ ├── compose.smarthome.yaml
│ ├── homeassistant
│ ├── influxdb
│ ├── mosquitto
│ └── postgresql
└── webserver
├── caddy
├── compose.webserver.yaml
└── www
The script searches for all compose.*.yaml files and joins them with docker compose -f and runs the commands with that.
doco update # docker compose pull --ignore-pull-failures && docker compose up -d
doco status # docker compose ps -a
doco lf # docker compose logs -f
doco clean # docker system prune --volumes
doco <command> # passes command to docker compose, for exampe doco restart caddy gets docker compose restart caddy
