gorunn 0.1.14

Gorunn is a powerful CLI tool for managing local development environments with Docker. It provides a streamlined way to manage multiple projects, handle environment configurations, and orchestrate various services.

Website: https://gorunn.io

Minimum Requirements:

• Python 3.10+
• Pipx
• Docker and Docker Compose
• OS:
  • MacOS (Tested on Sequoia 15.0.1)
  • Ubuntu (tested on 24.04)

Supported languages

• Python
• Node.js / Next.js
• PHP

Installation

pipx install gorunn

Quick Start

Initialize the stack

1. Prepare project manifest by following the example structure.

2. Initialize the stack and follow the prompts:

gorunn init

When you run gorunn init, you'll be prompted to configure:

• Stack name (default: gorunn). This will be used as a prefix for all the services.
• Projects repository URL (optional). If you have one.
• Projects local path. This is where your project manifests will be stored.
• Workspace path. This is where your application local directory will be created or cloned.
• Docker network subnet. This is the subnet for the Docker network. Leave empty to use default if you don't know what it is, change only in case you have conflict with your existing docker compose network subnet.
• Service selection (MySQL, Postgres, Redis, Memcached, Kafka, Chroma, OpenSearch, RabbitMQ, MongoDB, Mailpit). These are the services you want to use.
• Encryption key for environment variables. This is the key used to encrypt your environment variables so that you can safely push them to repo together with project manifests.
• Aider AI assistant. You will be prompted to enable Aider AI assistant for your project. If you want to use it, prepare your OpenAI API or Anthropic API key. You can specify project manifest directory as an option:

gorunn init --parse --import /path/to/your/projects-manifests

or you can specify project manifest repository URL if you have one:

gorunn init --parse --import git@github.com:yourorg/projects-manifests.git

Example Stack

Optionally you can use our example project stack with react, laravel and django projects:

gorunn init --import https://github.com/parapidcom/gorunn-project-manifests.git

Parse the project manifests

gorunn parse

Build the projects

This command will iterate over build_commands defined in the project manifests and run them inside containers. You can build all projects:

gorunn build --app all

or specific one:

gorunn build --app myapp

Configuration

Main configuration

Location

$HOME/.config/gorunn/
├── config.yaml           # Main configuration generated by `gorunn init`

Structure

aider: (enable Aider AI assistant for the stack)
  api_key: your_llm_api_key
  enabled: true|false
  llm: OpenAI|Claude
services: (enable one or more services for the stack)
  chroma: true|false
  mysql: true|false
  opensearch: true|false
  postgres: true|false
  redis: true|false
  kafka: true|false
  memcached: true|false
  rabbitmq: true|false
  mongo: true|false
  mailpit: true|false
docker_compose_subnet: 10.10.0.0/16 (leave as is if you don't know what it is)
encryption_key: generated by `gorunn init` on first run
projects:
  path: /absolute/path/to/projects/manifests (default: $HOME/gorunn/projects)
  repo_url: git@github.com:parapidcom/gorunn-project-manifests.git (repo to your project manifests, defining local stack)
stack_name: stack_name (default: gorunn) - no spaces or special characters, lowercase. This will be used as a prefix for all the services.
workspace_path: /absolute/path/to/workspace (default: $HOME/gorunn/workspace) - this is where your project local directories will be created or cloned

Project Manifests and Environment files

A project manifest in Gorunn is a YAML file that defines the configuration for a project that is part of the stack. Example can be found in the example stack.

Location

$HOME/gorunn/
├── myreact.yaml            # Project manifest for the myreact app
├── mydjango.yaml           # Project manifest for the mydjango app
├── env/
├─── myreact.env         # Environment files for the myreact app
├─── mydjango.env         # Environment files for the mydjango app

Structure

• git_repo: git@github.com:parapidcom/gorunn-example-react (git repository url of the project)
• type: node (type of the project, one of: node, php, python)
• version: "20" (version of the platform being used, e.g. node version, php version, python version)
• endpoint: myreact.local.gorunn.io (optional, if defined, the CLI will create a virtual host on the local proxy for it. The endpoint must be in the form of %s.local.gorunn.io)
• env_vars: true (boolean, if true, the CLI will load it from manifests directory (if it does not exist, it will create a new file from a template))
• start_command: npm run dev (command used to start the server)
• listen_port: 3000 (port on which your local server will listen, allowing the proxy to forward to it as upstream)
• build_commands: (list of commands necessary for project bootstrap. These are called with the gorunn build --app app_name command)

Project Manifests and Environment Files Location

Project manifests locations defaults to $HOME/gorunn/projects/ during gorunn init. Can be manually changed in the main configuration file.

Environment Variables

Environment files are part of the project manifests directory structure. They are stored in env/ subdir of the project manifests directory.

Encrypt an environment file

gorunn projects env --encrypt --app myapp

Decrypt an environment file

gorunn projects env --decrypt --app myapp

Project Management Commands

Pull latest project manifests from remote repository

gorunn projects pull

Push project manifests and environment files changes to remote repository

gorunn projects publish

Show stack projects information

gorunn info

Build Commands

Build all projects defined in the project manifests directory

gorunn build --app all

Build specific project

gorunn build --app myapp

Container Management

Start containers

gorunn start [--app APP_NAME]

Stop containers

gorunn stop [--app APP_NAME]

Restart containers

gorunn restart [--app APP_NAME]

Stream logs

gorunn logs [--app APP_NAME] [--follow]

Access terminal

gorunn terminal --app APP_NAME

Aider AI assistant

You can use Aider to help you with your project if you have enabled it and provided your LLM API key.

gorunn aider --app APP_NAME --browser

This will start Aider in browser mode and you can use it to help you code in browser on http://localhost:8501

Info

Print information about the stack.

gorunn info

Version

Print currently installed Gorunn version.

gorunn version

Trust

On MacOS, you can add the Gorunn's self signed certificate for *.local.gorunn.io domain to keychain. It is done automatically during gorunn init.

gorunn trust

Best Practices

Project Manifests

• Keep manifests in version control
• Use consistent naming conventions

Environment Variables

• Always use encryption for sensitive data
• Keep backup of encryption keys
• Use separate env files per environment

Resource Management

• Stop unused services to free resources
• Regular cleanup using gorunn destroy
• Monitor container logs for issues