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dotdocker

v1.5.0

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A utility to help setup a docker development environment with host based routing

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dotdocker

A utility to help setup a docker development environment with host based routing

semantic-release version MIT License code style: prettier Commitizen friendly GitHub All Releases

Installation

Using homebrew

brew install aj-may/dotdocker/dotdocker

Using npm

To install dotdocker globally using npm, run the following:

npm install -g dotdocker

Usage

Before Starting dotdocker, make sure you are not running any other software that is listening on ports 53, 80, or 443. This will cause the command to fail. To allow the script to modify your systems DNS configuration, it may ask you to run the command with sudo the first time the script is run. Once configured, the script can be run with normal privileges.

Usage: dotdocker [options] [command]

A utility to help setup a docker development environment with host based routing

Options:
  -V, --version  output the version number
  -h, --help     output usage information

Commands:
  start          Pull and start the proxy container and configure DNS
  stop           Stop the proxy container
  restart        Restart the proxy container