Adds some shortcuts and usefull commands to the PowerShell

• Description
• Contents
• Install
• Usage
  • watch
  • find_port
  • reload
  • remote_branches
  • dev
• Next
• Team
• License

1. Copy PowerShell_profile.ps1 to your $profile path
2. Create a variables.ps1 file in the same directory
3. Reload profile with . $profile

watch <command>
watch kubectl get pods

Shows the process that is listening on a given port

find_port <port>

Reloads the path environment variable, so newly installed programs can be used directly

reload

List all remote branches of the current git directory together with the author

Spin up your dev environment as a docker container, either by specifying a directory e.g. dev . to mount the current directory into the development environment or by specifying a docker volume name such as dev avatar, or by entering your REMOTE_DEV_ENV with the dev command without a parameter.

Creates a new volume with the specified and sets a label so that it can be easily identified as a development volume.

List all volumes with the dev tag

Stop all running dev containers

Pull the latest version of the DOCKER_DEV_ENV

List all local available tags of the DOCKER_DEV_ENV

All parameters are persisted in `~/.environments.json' along with the environment name, and are automatically loaded when an environment is started. The values are overridden and overwritten if a parameter is specified. To clear the parameters for an environment, provide the option with a value of 'null'.

Update this repository with a git pull to keep up with the latest changes.

Following variables can be set in the variables.ps1.

• Find a way to mount the docker credentials from the windows credentials manager into the docker container

• Thomas Pöhlmann (@perryrh0dan)

MIT

This repository was generated by charon