compose-bash-wrapper Damn simple but useful docker/docker-compose wrapper
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You don't have to switch between docker and docker-compose
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You don't have to always specify -d or -ti options
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It makes your docker-compose usage easy and blazing fast
$ ./compose.sh -h
compose.sh : Damn simple but useful docker/docker-compose wrapper
Copyright Thomas Sarboni <[email protected]> 2016
Usage :
./compose.sh [subcommand] [params]
Available subcommands :
-h : Print this help message
help : Print this help message
up : Create all needed resources and start all services
rm : Delete all (running or not) services containers
sh : Run a shell in a running service container
dead : Run a shell in a non-running service container
sync : Sync codebase with running service container
logs : Show container(s) logs and follow them by default
clean : Delete volumes related to current docker-compose
* : Any other subcommand will be forwarded to docker-compose
This wrapper can only be used with 'version 2' docker-compose.yml
So, please use service names instead of container names
To show docker-compose help, please run 'compose.sh --help'
There is no default configuration but it is almost usable without it.
You have to fill configuration variables in the file to enable more features.
Default docker-compose naming convention will work out of the box
If you named your containers using a custom prefix, you'll have to specify it
prefix="customprefix"To be able to use sync command, you have to do some extra configuration
- src : Git root of directory to copy to the container
- subdir : Subdirectory to copy to the container (relative to src) [optional]
- dest : destination directory to overwrite with subdir
- remote : Remote container to copy to (service name)
src="linshare-io-portal"
subdir="modules"
dest="/var/www"
remote="node"- compose.sh cannot sync code to multiple remote containers