pinceladasdaweb / doko

A docker-based development dependency manager.

Doko

A docker-based development dependency manager.

Why

Stop messing with system dependencies, running the services you need in a perfectly isolated Docker container instead, for local development only.

Install

npm i -g @egoist/doko

Built-in services

• postgres
• mysql
• redis
• chrome

Usage

Show the list of services

doko list

Add a service

Adding a service to ~/.doko/config.json:

doko add redis

# Or a custom service
doko add hello --image hello-world

Remove a service

Removing a service from ~/.doko/config.json:

doko remove redis

Starting services

doko up

Stopping services

doko down

Enable / Disable services

When you add a service, it's automatically enabled, meaning doko up, doko down will start and stop it respectively.

If you want to stop it from running, but keep its configuration in .doko/config.json, you can run:

doko disable redis

When you need it again, you can bring it back with:

doko enable redis

This command basically adds / removes the service from our internal docker compose config.

Password

Default password for postgres and mysql is password, you can update it manually in ~/.doko/services.json.

Run commands in a Docker container

doko repl <service-name>
# e.g.
doko repl postgres

Run docker-compose commands

Run doko compose to run docker-compose in ~/.doko directory, for example:

# Stop the chrome service
doko compose stop chrome

License

MIT © EGOIST