dockeri A Docker CLI wrapper to inspect a running container

Installation (optional)

1. Put dockeri.sh somewhere in your path. You can create a bin directory for these type of files.

$ mkdir -p ~/bin
$ cd ~/bin
$ wget https://raw.github.com/a-sierra/dockeri/master/dockeri.sh && chmod +x dockeri.sh

2. Add an dockeri alias by adding the following line to your ~/.bashrc file.

alias dockeri="~/bin/dockeri.sh"

3. Run

$ source ~/.bashrc

4. Ready! To get the list of options available, type:

$ dockeri --help

Usage

$ dockeri [OPTIONS] CONTAINER_NAME|CONTAINER_ID

For example:

$ dockeri -m some_postgres
[
  {
    "Type": "volume",
    "Name": "feebe0979d972b61ee96042657f844f40727035b5242265dacf43732b9747a32",
    "Source": "/var/lib/docker/volumes/feebe0979d972b61ee96042657f844f40727035b5242265dacf43732b9747a32/_data",
    "Destination": "/var/lib/postgresql/data",
    "Driver": "local",
    "Mode": "",
    "RW": true,
    "Propagation": ""
  }
]

Options

-h, --help

Print help options

--image

Get container's image id and name

--name

Get container's name

-m, --mounts

Get container's mounts

-s, --state

Get container's state

-e, --env

Get container's env variables

-n, --networks

Get container's networks' information

-g, --gateway

Get container's list of networks and gateway addresses

-ip, --ipaddress

Get container's list of networks and ip addresses

-mac, --macadress

Get container's list of networks and mac addresses

--alias

Get container's list of networks and aliases

-p, --ports

Get container's list of published ports

--args

Get container's args

--cmd

Get container's CMD

--entrypoint

Get container's entrypoint