Features

Dock simplifies Docker Compose workflows with the following features:

• Multiple Environment Support: Manage multiple Docker Compose configurations effortlessly with a .dock file.
• Streamlined Commands: Use intuitive, short commands to start, stop, build, and monitor services.
• Comprehensive Logs: Follow logs for any environment with a single command.
• Full Cleanup Options: Purge all Docker data (containers, images, networks, and volumes) in one command with confirmation.
• Custom Configuration: Define environments and their corresponding Docker Compose files in a YAML-based .dock configuration file.
• Cross-Platform Compatibility: Works seamlessly on macOS, Linux, and Windows (via WSL).
• Homebrew Installation: Install easily via Homebrew or set up manually.

Why Dock?

Docker Compose can be complex when managing multiple environments. Dock simplifies this process by providing:

1. Unified Configuration: With a .dock file, you can switch between environments without changing commands.
2. Efficiency: Perform multiple Docker Compose operations with fewer commands and aliases.
3. Clean Management: Keep your environments organized and clean with built-in purge and remove commands.

Key Highlights

Environment-Based Workflow

Define your environments once in a .dock file:

dev: docker-compose-dev.yml
prod: docker-compose-prod.yml
test: docker-compose-test.yml

Switch environments seamlessly:

dock dev u  # Starts the dev environment
dock prod d  # Stops the prod environment

Easy Logs Access

Follow real-time logs with:

dock dev logs

Comprehensive Cleanup

Remove unused containers or purge everything with:

dock dev rm      # Remove stopped containers
dock any_env purge  # Confirm before purging all Docker data

With Dock, you can focus more on development and less on managing your Docker Compose configurations.