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lpoto/telescope-docker.nvim: Manage containers, images, networks, volumes, contexts, swarm nodes, machines, dockerfiles and compose files with no effort

telescope-docker.nvim is a telescope.nvim extension, that allows managing:

• containers,
• images,
• networks,
• volumes,
• contexts,
• machines,
• swarm nodes,
• Dockerfiles and
• docker-compose files

from a telescope prompt.

NOTE Docker commands may be selected with either <CR> or <C-a>, selecting with <C-a> allows adding additional arguments.

The extension may be installed manually or with a plugin manager of choice.

An example using Lazy.nvim:

require("lazy").setup({
  "lpoto/telescope-docker.nvim",
})

First setup and load the extension:

require("telescope").setup {
  extensions = {
    -- NOTE: this setup is optional
    docker = {
      -- These are the default values
      theme = "ivy",
      binary = "docker", -- in case you want to use podman or something
      compose_binary = "docker compose",
      buildx_binary = "docker buildx",
      machine_binary = "docker-machine",
      log_level = vim.log.levels.INFO,
      init_term = "tabnew", -- "vsplit new", "split new", ...
      -- NOTE: init_term may also be a function that receives
      -- a command, a table of env. variables and cwd as input.
      -- This is intended only for advanced use, in case you want
      -- to send the env. and command to a tmux terminal or floaterm
      -- or something other than a built in terminal.
    },
  },
}
-- Load the docker telescope extension
require("telescope").load_extension "docker"

Then use the extension:

:Telescope docker
-- :Telescope docker containers
-- :Telescope docker images
-- :Telescope docker networks
-- :Telescope docker volumes
-- :Telescope docker contexts
-- :Telescope docker swarm
-- :Telescope docker machines
-- :Telescope docker compose
-- :Telescope docker files

or with lua:

require("telescope").extensions.docker.docker(--[[opts...]])
--require("telescope").extensions.docker.containers(...)
-- ...

NOTE: try :checkhealth telescope-docker if you encounter any issues.

A table of environment variables may be passed to the pickers:

require("telescope").extensions.docker.containers({
  env = {
  -- ...
  }
})
-- NOTE: docker env variables may also be added as a global vim variable,
-- but will be overriden by the env passed to the function itself
vim.g.docker_env = {
  -- ...
}

To connect to a remote docker host, an accessible host may be provided to the command:

Telescope docker containers host=ssh://....

or a DOCKER_HOST environment variable may be set:

require("telescope").extensions.docker.containers({
  env = {
    DOCKER_HOST = "ssh://...."
  }
})
-- OR
vim.g.docker_env = {
  DOCKER_HOST = "..."
}

In the example above, the containers would be then fetched from the provided docker host. The same works for all other pickers, except for dockerfiles and docker compose files.

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