linux/.config/bash/module/docker.sh

# show container's volumes.
alias docker_volumes="docker inspect -f '{{ .Mounts }}'"

# check if container exited.
alias docker_health="docker ps -a | grep Exited"

# prune everything.
alias docker_prune="docker system prune --volumes --all"

# short aliases.
# usage: dc [SERVICE]
alias dc="docker compose"
alias dcu="docker compose up -d"
alias dcd="docker compose down"
alias dcp="docker compose pull"
alias dcl="docker compose logs -f"
alias dcr="docker compose restart"
alias dcs="docker compose stop"

# down & up specified services.
# usage: dcdu [SERVICES]
dcdu() {
	dcd "${@}"
	dcu "${@}"
}

# pull & up specified services.
# usage: dcpu [SERVICES]
dcpu() {
	dcp "${@}"
	dcu "${@}"
}

# up & attach to logs for specified services.
# usage: dcul [SERVICES]
dcul() {
	dcu "${@}" && dcl "${@}"
}

# find out container's IP address.
# usage: docker_up <CONTAINER NAME>
docker_ip() {
	docker inspect -f '\''{{range .NetworkSettings.Networks}}{{.IPAddress}}{{end}}'\' $1 | sed "s/^.//" | sed "s/.$//"
}

# update all docker images.
docker_update() {
	docker images --format "{{.Repository}}:{{.Tag}}" | xargs -L1 docker pull
}

# autocomplete.
_dc_services() {
	_autocomplete "$(docker compose config --services 2> /dev/null)"
}

_dc_containers() {
	_autocomplete "$(docker ps --format "\""{{.Names}}"\"")"
}

complete -F _dc_services dcu dcd dcp dcl dcul dcdu dcr dcs dcpu
complete -F _dc_containers docker_volumes docker_ip