docker-tools

A set of shell tools for easier docker playground. It's just one file .docker-tools that you source in you shell rcfile (or just source when you need). It's also a kind of a pretext for playing with shell, from my part.

Manual Install

To install, you can get .docker-tools and add to your .bashrc or your .zshrc

source .docker-tools

Auto install

If you trust me (or if you are mose itself). But really, prefer manual install, as a matter of habit, or read the source of the install script carefully to see if it fits you.

curl -H "Cache-control: no-cache" \
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mose/docker-tools/master/install-bash.sh | bash

or

curl -H "Cache-control: no-cache" \
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mose/docker-tools/master/install-zsh.sh | zsh

Update

You can get the last version of .docker-tools from this repo after installation with d_update.

Usage

docker-tools

Usage:
  d_ip <container>   : spits the IP of a given container
                       <container> can be a hash or a name
  d_ssh <container>  : ssh to the container (supposing it runs sshd)
  d_bash <image>     : runs the <image> in interactive mode with a bash shell
  d_clean            : cleans transitory images when a build fails
  d_drop <container> : stop a running container and rm it (as --rm don't work with -d)
  d_update           : download the last version of .docker-tools
Specific for use with docker-osx:
  d_ssh_setup        : adds a trick to ssh directly in the containers on the vagrant

If you are on mac OSX, the script assumes that you use https://github.com/noplay/docker-osx and there are some special commands in docker-tools to help handle the vagrant intermediary better (d_ssh_setup in perticular, makes possible to directly ssh containers without hopping on vagrant).

Copyright

copyright (c) 2014 - mose - available under MIT license