Open erithmetic opened 7 years ago
...aaaand looks like I need to fix the mount check :(
OK, fixed mounted check
@dkastner what did the old format look like for comparison?
@seamusabshere
dkastner@arrakis:~/cage/examples/rails_hello$ cage source ls
coffee-rails https://github.com/rails/coffee-rails.git
Available at src/coffee-rails (mounted)
rails_hello https://github.com/faradayio/rails_hello.git
The "mounted" note is hard to see at a glance. Also, the multiline format makes it hard to grep
this looks great to me!
I'm not a huge fan of massive, multi-column tables that wrap on 80-character terminals. Can we think of any alternate ways to present this information? I'd be OK with two formats, one for writing to TTYs and one for writing to pipes, or a JSON format that could be passed to jq
.
This is the same kind of format docker ps
uses
@dkastner The fact that Docker displays tables that don't respect terminal width limits the way regular ps
does is my single least favorite thing about Docker. 🙁 I would love to find something better.
I spoke with @dkastner about this again today, and I'm still leaning against supporting >80 char table output.
Instead, it might be possible to do something like the following:
sudo npm install -g json2csv
cargo install xsv
...and adding a --json
flag to cage, allowing:
cage source ls --json | json2csv -f name,mounted | xsv table
(Optionally, jq
could be used for more complicated filtering and transforms.)
However, this raises a related workflow issue, which is that we need some super-easy way to list just the mounted sources. I'd also be happy to support:
# One of the following?
cage source ls --mounted
cage source mounted
...or any reasonable variation on that theme.
I've found that the display format of the old
cage source ls
was difficult to grok at a glance.Here's a new, one-row-per-service format: