Rawkode's Docker Tooling Helpers

Installing

1. Clone the repository to your local machine.
2. Add the directory to your path

Naming

Yes - the scripts have terribly explicit names. Alias away!

Syncing files to docker-machine

On OSX and find VBoxFs too slow? Indeed :/

Create your machine with --virtualbox-no-share and use docker-machine-rsync to replicate your local directory on the virtual-machine with rsync!

You can run this once per project, within your project - or in your home directory to support multiple projects.

Don't want to sync .git directories? Of course not. Create .rsyncignore in the directory you plan to run the command and omit whatever you want:

.rsyncignore

.git
cache/*
tmp/*
log/*
logs/*

Run an arbitrary command in any of your compose services

Inside of a project that is utilising docker-compose:

$ docker-compose-run-command whoami

Executing ... [ Environment:  ] on container 'application'  'whoami'

root

$

Don't want to run the command using your 'application' service, or as root? No problem:

$ docker-compose-run-command -u www-data -s httpd whoami

Executing ... [ Environment:  ] on container 'httpd'  'whoami'

www-data

Are you extending compose files? You filthy animal!

Use the environment toggle! -e test and -d to show debug output, that displays the command being run:

Executing ... [ Environment: test ] on container 'application'  'whoami'

[ Debug ] Executing command: docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml  -f docker-compose.test.yml  run  --entrypoint='sh -c ' application 'whoami'

root