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mountain-climber

v1.1.2

Published

Allows to start multiple dockerized projects using docker-compose.

Downloads

2

Readme

Climber


A command line tool to handle simultaneously multiple dockerized services that are orchestrated using docker-compose.

Getting Started

Installation

yarn global add mountain-climber

or

npm install -g mountain-climber

Initialize

climb init

Enter the root directory of your projects: ~/my-services

Enter a folder contains a docker-compose.yml file or nothing to exit: Service1
Enter a folder contains a docker-compose.yml file or nothing to exit: Service2
....
Enter a folder contains a docker-compose.yml file or nothing to exit: ServiceN
Enter a folder contains a docker-compose.yml file or nothing to exit:

Done!
BYE BYE !!!"

Also there is and auto discover mode that finds docker-compose files under the declared as root directory. Just follow the wizard.

Now the tool is ready to use.

Other available commands

  • climb up: Build, recreates and starts all the services. Also removes any orphan containers.
  • climb down: Stops all the services.
  • climb ps: Outputs the services status.
  • climb help: Outputs a help text
  • climb version: Outputs the current version