goManageDocker

Do Docker commands slip your mind because you don't use Docker often enough? Sick of googling commands for everyday tasks? GoManageDocker is designed to NUKE this annoyance.

Introducing goManageDocker (get it?)! This blazing fast TUI, made using Go and BubbleTea, will make managing your Docker objects a breeze.

Contents

1. Install Instructions
2. Features
3. Configuration
4. Roadmap
5. Found an issue?

Install Instructions

Unix

You can install the latest release of goManageDocker on UNIX systems with a simple bash script:

bash -c "$(curl -sLo- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ajayd-san/gomanagedocker/main/install.sh)"

Start the program with gmd.

Build from source

Just build like any other Go binary:

go install github.com/ajayd-san/gomanagedocker@v1.2

Start the program with gmd.

Windows

You can get the latest precompiled binary from releases or you may build from source.

Now, goManageDocker 😏!!

[!NOTE] goManageDocker runs best on terminals that support ANSI 256 colors and designed to run while the terminal is maximized.

Features

New in v1.2: You can now run an image directly from the image tab by pressing r.

New in v1.1.1: Ability to perform docker scout quickview on any image (just press s).

1. Easy navigation with vim keybinds and arrow keys.

   

2. Exec into selected container with A SINGLE KEYSTROKE: x...How cool is that?

3. Delete objects using d (You can force delete with D, you won't have to answer a prompt this way)

   

4. Prune objects using p

   

5. start/stop/pause/restart containers with s, t and r

   

6. Filter objects with /

   

Configuration

I've added support for config files from V1.2.

Place gomanagedocker/gomanagedocker.yaml in your XDG config folder and configure to your heart's content!

Default Configuration:

config:
  Polling-Time: 500
  Tab-Order: [images, containers, volumes]

• Polling-Time: Set how frequently the program calls the docker API (measured in milliseconds, default: 500ms)
• Tab-Order: Set the order of tabs displayed, the keys must be images, containers and volumes. You can omit the names of the tabs you do not wish to see as well. Say I want to see containers tab first and do not want to see the volumes tab, I can set Tab-Order: [containers, images]

Roadmap

• Make the program work with minimized terminal state
• Add a networks tab
• Add More Config Options

Found an issue ?

Feel free to open a new issue, I will take a look ASAP.