Docklet v0.0.1

Docklet v0.0.1 — Initial Release

Welcome to the initial release of Docklet, a lightweight, privacy-focused desktop application for managing Docker containers and images with a modern terminal aesthetic.

Built with Go, Wails v2, Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS / Shadcn UI.

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Highlights & Features

• Real-Time Performance Dashboard: Live kernel-level monitoring of aggregate host CPU load, system memory, and container status.
• Container Lifecycle Controls: Start, stop, delete, and inspect container ports with clean confirmation dialogs.
• Live Streaming Logs: Integrated bottom terminal console with autoscroll and streaming controls for container logs.
• Detailed Container Metrics: Real-time modal performance graphs with 24-second historical buffers for CPU and memory usage per container.
• Background Image Pulling: Pull images from Docker Hub or custom registries with layer-by-layer progress, cancellation support, and persistent background status.
• Validated Container Launch: Zod-validated input forms for container naming and port configurations.
• Zero Telemetry: 100% offline, local execution. No analytics, tracking, or cloud calls.

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Downloads & Platform Support

Operating System	File	Notes
Linux (Universal)	Docklet-Linux-x86_64	Built against glibc 2.35 (Runs on Ubuntu 22.04+, Debian 12+, Fedora, Arch, Mint)
macOS (Universal)	Docklet-macOS-Universal.zip	Native Universal Binary (Runs on Apple Silicon M1/M2/M3/M4 and Intel Macs)
Windows (x64)	Docklet-Windows-x64.zip	Standalone executable for Windows 10 & 11 (Requires WebView2)

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Quick Start

Linux

1. Extract or place Docklet in your preferred directory.
2. Ensure executable permissions:

   chmod +x Docklet
   ./Docklet
   
   

macOS

1. Unzip Docklet-macOS-Universal.zip.
2. Move Docklet.app to your /Applications folder and launch.

Windows

1. Unzip Docklet-Windows-x64.zip.
2. Double-click Docklet.exe to run.