A Docker CLI wrapper for lazy people

Put dockr somewhere in your path. I keep a bin directory in my home for things like this.

mkdir -p ~/bin
cd ~/bin
wget https://raw.github.com/crccheck/dockr/master/dockr && chmod u+x dockr

TODO add a line exporting ~/bin to bash profile for reference. It will probably look something like this:

echo -e "# added for dockr\nexport PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin/ >> ~/.bashrc"

Build a tagged container image based on a path

To build an image called redis where the Dockerfile is located at ./redis:

dockr b redis/

You can also use relative paths, or leave it blank to use the current working directory.

Alternative to: docker build -t redis redis/

Log into a container/image

dockr bash ubuntu:precise
dockr bash c4f3
dockr bash -v ~/tmp/data:/mnt/data c4f3

If you pass in arguments, make sure the name is the last thing.

Alternative to: docker run -i -t -v ~/tmp/data:/mnt/data c4f3 /bin/bash

Delete all untagged containers

dockr clean

Alternative to: docker rm $(some grep magic)

Delete all untagged images

dockr cleani

Alternative to: docker rmi $(some grep magic)

List images, filtering out untagged images

docker images

Alternative to: docker images | grep blahblahblah

Get the IP address of a running container

dockr ip c4f3

Alternative to: docker inspect c4f3 | python -c 'import antigravity'

Stop all running containers

dockr stopall

Alternative to: docker stop $(docker ps -q)

Anything else you try gets passed directly to docker