zsh-containers is a zsh plugin that provides aliases and better interoperability between podman and docker commands based on which you have installed.
Add this to your zinit config (.zshrc):
zinit light redxtech/zsh-containers # it also works with turbo mode: zinit ice wait lucid zinit load redxtech/zsh-containers
Install it with your favourite zsh package manager, or clone it directly to your $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins directory with git, and add containers to the plugins array in your .zshrc file:
i would recommend using greymd/docker-zsh-completion for up-to-date completions pulled weekly from upstream.
since podman and docker commands are mostly interchangable, people will often use alias docker="podman", and it usually works fine - however, if you also use docker compose, it might be not work if you run compose via docker compose, since podman compose isn't a command - you have to run podman-compose, which isn't exactly compatible with the alias method.
to solve that, i've made a docker function, that detects if the first argument is compose. if that's the case, it removes that argument, and passes the rest to podman-compose. for any other first argument, it passes them all to podman.
if you don't use podman or podman-compose, then this plugin won't change any of this.
Alias Command Description dbldocker build Build an image from a Dockerfile dcin docker container inspect Display detailed information on one or more containers dcls docker container ls List all the running docker containers dclsa docker container ls -a List all running and stopped containers dib docker image build Build an image from a Dockerfile (same as docker build) dii docker image inspect Display detailed information on one or more images dils docker image ls List docker images dipu docker image push Push an image or repository to a remote registry dirm docker image rm Remove one or more images dit docker image tag Add a name and tag to a particular image dlo docker container logs Fetch the logs of a docker container dnc docker network create Create a new network dncn docker network connect Connect a container to a network dndcn docker network disconnect Disconnect a container from a network dni docker network inspect Return information about one or more networks dnls docker network ls List all networks the engine daemon knows about, including those spanning multiple hosts dnrm docker network rm Remove one or more networks dpo docker container port List port mappings or a specific mapping for the container dpu docker pull Pull an image or a repository from a registry dr docker container run Create a new container and start it using the specified command drit docker container run -it Create a new container and start it in an interactive shell drm docker container rm Remove the specified container(s) drm! docker container rm -f Force the removal of a running container (uses SIGKILL) dst docker container start Start one or more stopped containers drs docker container restart Restart one or more containers dsta docker stop $(docker ps -q) Stop all running containers dstp docker container stop Stop one or more running containers dtop docker top Display the running processes of a container dvi docker volume inspect Display detailed information about one or more volumes dvls docker volume ls List all the volumes known to docker dvprune docker volume prune Cleanup dangling volumes dxc docker container exec Run a new command in a running container dxcit docker container exec -it Run a new command in a running container in an interactive shell Alias Command Description dco docker-compose Docker-compose main command dcb docker-compose build Build containers dce docker-compose exec Execute command inside a container dcps docker-compose ps List containers dcrestart docker-compose restart Restart container dcrm docker-compose rm Remove container dcr docker-compose run Run a command in container dcstop docker-compose stop Stop a container dcup docker-compose up Build, (re)create, start, and attach to containers for a service dcupb docker-compose up --build Same as dcup, but build images before starting containers dcupd docker-compose up -d Same as dcup, but starts as daemon dcupdb docker-compose up -d --build Same as dcup, but build images before starting containers and starts as daemon dcdn docker-compose down Stop and remove containers dcl docker-compose logs Show logs of container dclf docker-compose logs -f Show logs and follow output dcpull docker-compose pull Pull image of a service dcstart docker-compose start Start a container dck docker-compose kill Kills containers
thanks to the docker and docker-compose oh-my-zsh plugins for inspiration for the aliases.
zsh-containers © gabe dunn, released under the MIT License.
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