Add more common docker commands to context menu

[batjko]

e.g.

• docker run -it [thingy] /bin/bash (ideally user-configurable) to quickly run a shell command inside the container
• remove container (and remove image, once #2 comes around),
• stop/start multiple containers (currently it's only one at a time)
• view logs of a container (both ad-hoc and tailing)

I'm sure there are a bunch more that people will find useful.

[formulahendry]

• [x] remove container
• [x] view logs of a container

For (both ad-hoc and tailing) of viewing logs, could you explain the difference of ad-hoc and tailing?

[batjko]

@formulahendry Thanks for responding so quickly. The difference is that ad-hoc would just give you the logs and exit. Tailing would be like a watched process that updates live when there are new log entries added.

[Sub-Xaero]

+1, really appreciate these features. Could I also extend this request to include the docker exec ${containerName} ${command) functionality?

[formulahendry]

docker exec ${containerName} ${command)

@Sub-Xaero , what ${command) do you want to run?

[Sub-Xaero]

Any Linux command really: ls, cat, touch. I.e. When running a server, and wanting to quickly get the contents of the document root: Docker exec wilful_barabus ls /var/www/html should print the contents of the document root; without attaching to the container.

On 26 Jun 2017, at 03:35, Jun Han [email protected] wrote:

docker exec ${containerName} ${command)

@Sub-Xaero , what ${command) do you want to run?

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[formulahendry]

• [x] Add 'Execute' and 'Execute In Bash' to context menu

[Sub-Xaero]

This is going to make my life so much easier. Thanks so much ⭐On 29 Jun 2017 4:32 am, Jun Han [email protected] wrote: Add 'Execute' and 'Execute In Bash' to context menu

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