Paks
Paks is a developer wrapper for containers 📦️ (in Python)
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With paks you can save the state of your current container, and issue other commands to it while developing. For example:
# Load my environment "github" that I share between development containers
> #envload github
# Save a new or updated variable to it on the fly!
> #envsave github GITHUB_USER=abetterdinosaur
# Save my running container "ubuntu" to the default "ubuntu-saved" preserving filesystem changes
> #save
# Oops I forgot something about the container. Inspect the config
> #inspect config
# Copy from host to container and back again
> #cp host:PANCAKES.txt CONTAINER-PANCAKES.txt
> #cp CONTAINER-PANCAKES.txt host:FINISHED-PANCAKES.txt
# Get virtual size of running container
> #size
All of the above is possible without leaving your container! 🎉️ And more custom commands to load are under development! The sibling of this library is syspack/pack which is implemented in Go.
TODO
- some commands to interact with a registry?
- allow user to define custom commands on fly for container?
- add singularity backend?
- can we create some packaged thing with container, sbom?
- can we add custom config file from remote? pakages?
#load <commandset>
🚧️ under development 🚧️
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