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Easily run commands inside your projects' Docker containers

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dexec (Docker exec)

dexec allows you to easily run commands inside project-based Docker containers.

Simply create a .dexec file like this:

[dexec]
container=my_container
path=/data

Where container is the name of the container, and path the path inside the container of the directory in which the .dexec file is placed.

Now, just run:

dexec ls -l

And you'll see the directory listing from inside the container. Other commands can be executed just the same, and they can be relative to the path:

dexec ./bin/my-script

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