DOCKERFY

FIRST STEP

Create a .env file with environment variables

  cp .env.example .env

SECOND STEP

Run the command below to create and startup the container(s)

  docker compose up -d

CONGRATULATIONS 🎉

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TRICKS & TIPES 🎩

To run a command inside the container, use the command below

  docker compose exec <container_name> <command>

To access the container's shell, use the command below

  docker compose exec <container_name> sh

To stop the container(s), use the command below

  docker compose down

Docker Control Script 🐳

Overview

This script allows you to manage Docker containers easily. You can start containers with specified options or stop them with a simple command.

Usage

Running the Script

You can run the script with the following commands:

./script.sh [on|off] [-c=<comma-separated values>]

Arguments

• on: Starts the specified Docker containers.
• off: Stops all running Docker containers.
• -c=<comma-separated values>: Specifies which containers to start. If this flag is not provided, default containers will be used.

Default Containers

If you run the script with on without the -c flag, the following containers will be started by default:

• nginx
• mysql
• php-fpm
• php-worker
• portainer
• proxy
• workspace

Example Commands

1. Start default containers:

  ./script.sh on

2. Start specified containers:

  ./script.sh on -c=nginx,php

3. Stop all containers:

  ./script.sh off -c=nginx,php

Requirements

• Docker
• Docker Compose

Notes

• Ensure that your docker-compose.yml file is properly configured to support the containers you want to start.

• The script uses eval to execute the generated Docker command, so please be cautious with the input values.

• Try using an alias to make it easier to run the script in any directory. 😉