Rudder
rudder is a set of helpers to easily opperate docker-compose commands
Project configuration
Given that every project has diferent docker-compose you can teach rudder your comands using
the .rudder file in the root of you project.
Following a example of a Rails application:
rudder:
default_service: web
commands:
ssh: bash -l
bundle: bundle $@
rails: bundle exec rails $@
db:migrate: rails db:migrate
db:rollback: rails db:migrate
rake: bundle exec rake $@
gem: bundle exec gem $@
console: bundle exec rails c
logs: host:docker-compose logs -f
yarn: yarn $@
restart: host:docker-compose restart
restart:web: host:docker-compose restart web
pristine:
- host:echo "This will destroy your containers and replace them with new ones."
- host:docker-compose down -v
- host:docker-compose up --build --force-recreate --no-start
- yarn install
- bundle
- host:docker-compose restart
- host:echo "Creating data..."
- rake db:create
- rake db:extensions
- rake db:schema:load
- rake db:migrate
- rake db:seed
- host:echo "Creating data... Done! ;)"
- host:docker-compose restart
- host:echo "It may take few minutes to launch all containers."
- host:echo "You can access your environment at https://demo.lvh.me:3000"
setup:
- yarn install
- bundle
- rake db:create
- rake db:extensions
- rake db:schema:load
- rake db:migrate
- rake db:seed
guard: bundle exec guard