dcli

• dcli
  • Installation
  • Commands
    • default
      • -c
      • -i
      • -v
    • start
      • start all
    • stop
      • stop all
    • rm
      • rm force
    • rmi
      • rmi -f
    • inspect
      • inspect only IPAddress
    • dump

Installation

npm i @enesusta/dcli -g

Note:

Make sure that variables like grep, docker, sh are defined on your $PATH variable.

Otherwise it may not work.

Commands

default

default command has three options.

-c

Lists only containers

dcli -c

-i

Lists only images

dcli -i

-v

Lists only volumes

dcli -v

start

Starts a container that you already have. start command has 1 option.

dcli start

start all

Starts whole containers that you already have.

dcli start --all

stop

Stops a container that you already have.

dcli stop

stop all

Stops whole containers that you already have.

dcli stop --all

rm

Removes a container that you already have. rm command has 1 option

dcli rm

rm force

Removes a contaniner that is running

dcli rm -f

or

dcli rm --force

rmi

Removes a image that you already have.

dcli rmi

rmi -f

inspect

Inspects a container that you already have.

inspect command has 1 option.

dcli inspect

inspect only IPAddress

This option uses grep via unix pipes.

dcli inspect -h

-h means host.

dump

dcli can even dump your database containers.

• For postgre containers;

dcli dump --postgre

• For mysql containers;

dcli dump --mysql