atoll

Changelog for dockerbx v0.0.4 "Atoll"

New Features

1. Python Environment Setup

   • Create Python-specific containers with custom versions
   • Support for virtual environments
   • Install packages via CLI or requirements.txt

2. Git Repository Cloning

   • Clone repos directly into new containers
   • Streamlined project setup process

3. Configuration Management

   • Export current config to YAML file
   • Import config from YAML file
   • Easier sharing of dockerbx setups

Improvements

• Updated to use Docker SDK's mount types
• Improved error handling and user feedback
• Added automatic image pulling for Python environments

Bug Fixes

• Fixed type mismatch issues with mount configurations
• Resolved issues with package installation in Python environments

PRs

#2

Nightly release

Nightly release

This is still nightly and not super stable. Some bugs have been fixed and a few additions made.

TODO

• Start working through PRs and create a backlog to enhance the project.
• Automate build process.

v0.0.2

dockerbx v0.0.1 Release Notes

I'm excited to announce the first release of dockerbx, a Docker-based alternative to toolbx designed for macOS users!

Features

• Create: Easily create isolated development environments
• Enter: Seamlessly enter containers with a simple command
• List: View all your dockerbx containers at a glance
• Remove: Clean up containers effortlessly
• Run: Execute commands in containers without entering them
• Update: Keep your containers up-to-date with the latest images and packages
• Init: Quick setup of necessary Docker images and configurations

Highlights

• macOS Optimized: Designed with macOS users in mind
• Docker-based: Leverages the power and flexibility of Docker
• User-friendly CLI: Intuitive commands for easy management
• Config File: Customizable settings via YAML configuration

Installation

Download the appropriate binary for your system from the GitHub releases page and add it to your PATH.

Getting Started

After installation, run:

dockerbx init

This will set up the necessary Docker images and configurations. Then, create your first container:

dockerbx create my-dev-env

For more detailed instructions, please refer to the README.md and TUTORIAL.md files.

Feedback

I welcome your feedback and contributions! Please open an issue on GitHub if you encounter any problems or have suggestions for improvements.

Thank you for taking a look into dockerbx!