docka is a CLI helper for common Docker commands. It makes repetitive commands like `docker-compose ...` into short and easy to remember commands.
docka is a little CLI helper for common Docker commands. It makes repetitive commands like docker-compose ... into short and easy to type/remember commands. It's also really easy to extend and add any additional commands
which make your daily developer life easier.
npm i docka -g
Tails the logs for a given container
Usage:
docka logs <container>
Starts all or a specific container
Usage:
docka start <container> (optional)
Starts all or a specific container
Usage:
docka stop <container> (optional)
Restarts all or a specific container
Usage:
docka restart <container> (optional)
Give ssh (bash) access to a container
Usage:
docka ssh <container>
Lists all containers
Usage:
docka ps
Builds Docker containers with docker-compose file
Usage:
docka build
Lists all Docker images
Usage:
docka images
WARNING: This removes all stopped containers
Usage:
docka prune
WARNING: This removes all dangling (non used/tagged) images
Usage:
docka cleanup
WARNING: This stops and removes ALL containers.
Usage:
docka killall
Gets the running stats of all containers
Usage:
docka stats
Shows the app version
Usage:
docka -v
FAQs
docka is a CLI helper for common Docker commands. It makes repetitive commands like `docker-compose ...` into short and easy to remember commands.
The npm package docka receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, docka popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that docka demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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