docker-dev optimises Docker and Docker Compose for use on a developer's
computer, making some common tasks easier than they would be otherwise.
Once you've cloned or downloaded this project, you can enable it by adding
the following line to ~/.bashrc:
source /path-to-dockerdev/dockerdevrcThe following Bash scripts are included:
docker-dev wraps some Docker Compose subcommands in order to pass extra
arguments. It's not opinionated about the structure of your Docker Compose
file, and you can switch between docker-dev and docker-compose.
docker-dev supports autocompletion in a Bash session.
Wraps docker-compose build, and also:
- Avoids leaving intermediate containers behind.
- Pulls the latest version of any parent Docker images.
- If an executable file called
.dockerdev-prebuildexists in the current working directory, it'll be run before runningdocker-compose build(unless the executable fails).
Wraps docker-compose run to prevent leaving containers behind once the
command ends.
Wraps docker-compose up and prevents leaving containers behind once the
command ends and to exit once any of the services explicitly called exits.
Experimental: This subcommand is expected to replace docker-dev up
eventually, and it will be changed or simply removed in future releases.
This subcommand wraps docker-dev up and works around limitations in Docker
Compose when the services you want to run depend on other services -- namely:
- Logs from dependent services are output in the foreground.
- Terminating the
docker-devprocess also terminates dependent services. - Likewise, when a dependent service terminates, all the other services and the parent process are terminated.
Runs docker-compose down so that all the resources in the project are removed.
This command will remove all your Docker resources (e.g., containers, volumes), except for images created in the past week.