I created docker shortcut command with bash alias

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Abstract

Hello everyone it’s me candle.
I will introduce easy operation of the docker command.
Of course, I just created it thinking that it was useful, so please change it for much more useful.

Precondition

You use bash. ( Even though you use zsh or csh or something else, you edit a bit, it will work well)
You use docker

The list of alias

Open the .bash_profile in the home dicretory and write this.

# stop the running containers. You would pass the running container ids.
# ex) dcstop 5c07dab43333 30jfeodd
function dcstop(){
  docker stop $@
}

# stop all containers
alias dcstopa='docker stop $(docker ps -a -q)'

# remove the stopped containers. You would pass the stopped container ids.
# ex) dcrm 5c07dab43333 30jfeodd999
function dcrm(){
  docker rm $@
}

# remove all stopped containers
alias dcrma='docker rm $(docker ps -qf "status=exited") $(docker ps -qf "status=created")'

# stop and remove all containers
alias dcdel='dcstopa && dcrma'

# show running containers
alias dcps='docker ps'

# show all containers
alias dcpsa='docker ps -a'

# show stopped containers
alias dcpss='docker ps -f "status=exited"'

# docker-compose up
alias dcup='docker-compose up -d'

# docker-compose down -v
alias dcdown='docker-compose down -v'

# show all docker images
alias dci='docker images'

# remove some images. You would pass the image ids.
# ex) dcrmi d266fc618ebc 37bf53c81f1c
function dcrmi(){
  docker rmi $@
}

# remove latest created images
function dcrmli(){
  dcrmi $(docker images -q | awk 'NR == 1 {print $0}')
}

# show all docker volulmes
alias dcvls='docker volume ls'

# remove some volumes. You would pass the volume names.
# ex) dcvrm php-fpm nginx 3452380
function dcvrm(){
  docker volume rm $@
}

# login to the running container. You would pass the running container id.
# ex) dcexec 5c07dab43333
function dcexec(){
  docker exec -t -i $1 /bin/bash
}

# show cotainer logs. You would pass the container id
# ex) dclogs 5c07dab43333
function dclogs(){
  docker logs $1
}

# watching cotainer logs. You would pass the container id
# ex) dctail 5c07dab43333
function dctail(){
  docker logs -f $1
}

Conclusion

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