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. Quick Start
3. Features
4. Keybinds
5. Configuration
6. Roadmap
7. Found an issue?
8. Contributing

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)"

This is the recommended way to install on Linux(amd64 only) and MacOS(both intel and arm) systems. Start the program with gmd.

Windows

Building from source is currently the only way to install this on Windows. See next section.

Build from source

Just build like any other Go binary, this is currently the only way to make goManageDocker work on Windows and arm64 chipsets running Linux:

go install github.com/ajayd-san/gomanagedocker@main

Start the program with gomanagedocker (Rename it to gmd if you'd like, the binary will be installed at your $GOPATH).

Docker

Want to try this without installing a binary? I gotchu!

Docker:

docker run -it -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock kakshipth/gomanagedocker:latest

Podman:

First start the podman service:

systemctl --user start podman.socket

And then:

docker run -it -v /run/user/1000/podman/podman.sock:/run/user/1000/podman/podman.sock kakshipth/gomanagedocker:latest p

Alias it to something quicker (unless you like typing a lot 🙄)

Quick Start

docker

To connect to the docker service:

gmd 

podman

First start the podman service:

systemctl --user start podman.socket

(replace start with enable if you'd like to start it during every boot)

To connect to the podman service:

gmd p 

(Issuing the subcommand p connects to the podman socket)

[!NOTE] The command to invoke the TUI changes depending on the install method, if you installed from source you would be typing gomanagedocker instead of gmd (unless you aliased it to gmd).

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 v1.5:

1. goManageDocker now has first class support for Podman!! (who doesn't like more secure containers 😉). You can now manage podman images, containers, volumes and even pods from the TUI!

   

Previous release features:

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 /

7. Perfrom docker scout with s

8. Run an image directly from the image tab by pressing r.

9. You can directly copy the ID to your clipboard of an object by pressing c.

10. You can now run and exec into an image directly from the images tab with x

11. Global notification system

12. Bulk operation mode: select multiple objects before performing an operations (saves so much time!!)

13. Build image from Dockerfile using b

14. View live logs from a container using L

15. Run image now takes arguments for port, name and env vars.

Keybinds

Navigation

Image

Container

Volume

Pods

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:
    Docker: [images, containers, volumes]
    Podman: [images, containers, volumes, pods]
  Notification-Timeout: 2000

• Polling-Time: Set how frequently the program calls the docker API (measured in milliseconds, default: 500ms)
• Tab-Order: Define the order of tabs displayed for Docker and Podman. Each key specifies the tab order for its respective environment. Valid tabs include images, containers, volumes, and pods (for Podman only). You can omit tabs you don’t wish to display.
• Notification-Timeout: Set how long a status message sticks around for (measured in milliseconds, default: 2000ms)

Roadmap

• Add a networks tab
• ~~Make compatible with podman 👀~~

Found an issue ?

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

Contributing

Please refer CONTRIBUTING.md for more info.

Thanks!!