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docker-helper-cli

v1.0.10

Published

Utility to work with docker-compose at development time, many people use make to do this, but we can make it much better using nodejs

Downloads

15

Readme

Instalação

Instale sempre esse pacote como global pois só assim ele poderá se executado de qualquer pasta

npm i docker-helper-cli --global

Visualizando lista de comandos

docker-helper-cli --help

OU

dhc --help

Executando um start stack (docker-compose up)

docker-helper-cli s

OU

dhc s

Para ao final ele mostrar o log da aplicação default utilize:

docker-helper-cli s -l

OU

dhc s -l

Configuracoes adicionais

Para facilitar sua vida você pode utilizar algumas configurações extras para seu projeto, para isso basta criar o arquivo dhc-config.json

Para dizer qual é a aplicação default para configurações como hotdeploy (hd) ou mesmo start com logs (s -l)

{
  "defaultWebProjectName" : "service-name-defined-in-docker-compose",
}

Para adicionar a lista de escolhas no rebuild de um projeto

Para isso basta adicionar as apps dentro do atributo appsEnabled

{
  "defaultWebProjectName" : "service-name-defined-in-docker-compose",
  "appsEnabled": [
    {"name": "redis"},
    {"name": "consul"}
  ]
}

Criando seus proprios comandos

Para criar seus comandos você deve adicionar a tag customCommandExec.

ex:

{
  "defaultWebProjectName" : "service-name-defined-in-docker-compose",
  "appsEnabled": [
    {"name": "redis"},
    {"name": "consul"}
  ],
  "customCommandExec": [
    {
      "name": "docker ps",
      "description": "lista as dockers",
      "alias": "ps",
      "command":["docker ps", "docker ps -a"] 
    },
    {
      "name": "docker ps -a",
      "description": "lista as dockers",
      "alias": "psa",
      "command": ["docker ps -a"]
    }
  ]
}

Para projetos não JAVA

Caso você não trabalhe com java e queira utilizar a nossa lib.

Basta adicionar o atributo "javaProject" na configuração.

ex:

{
  "defaultWebProjectName" : "service-name-defined-in-docker-compose",
  "javaProject": false
}