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commandship

v0.1.0

Published

Easy command shipping for Docker containers.

Downloads

5

Readme

Command Ship

NPM package

NPM version

Easy command shipping for Docker containers.

Problem

Running docker run -v .:/source my-image-name make dozens of times a day is cumbersome.

Solution

Running just ship make is awesome!

That's what Command Ship will allow you to do.

How

Install Command Ship:

$ npm install -g commandship

Create a file called Shipfile in your project folder and add a sample configuration:

container = docker/whalesay
run = docker run {container}
hi = {run} cowsay "Hello from Docker!"

Save the file and run from your favourite terminal:

$ ship hi

You'll get a nice Docker whalesay greeting!

Now let's pass arguments, add this line to your Shipfile:

say = {run} cowsay "{...}"

Save the file again and run the command:

$ ship say Captain Jack Sparrow loves Docker!

Your favourite whale will now say whatever you tell through arguments. :)

Now you can try creating your own custom ship commands to start boosting your productivity with Docker. ;)

Browse more examples clicking here.

Disclaimer

This is still a proof of concept and lots of issues exist. Feel free to contribute if you like.

License

This project is licensed under MIT License terms. It lets you do anything you want with this code as long as you provide attribution back to me and don’t hold me liable.

Click here to read the detailed license file.