pocker-tui 1.11.3

CLI tool for docker images, containers, logs and more.

👋🏼 Introduction

Pocker is a TUI tool to help with docker related tasks. For example,

• View containers/images.
• Manage status of containers.
• See logs, attributes, environment variables and container statistics.
• Filter logs based on keywords.
• Start shell inside a container.

The tool is heavily based on docker-py and textual.
A big thanks goes over to the creator and contributors of textual as it makes for a very sleek and easy interface.

🤏🏼 Prerequisite

[!NOTE] Pipx must be installed.
Python version >= 3.10.9

📦 Installation

Latest version

pipx install git+https://github.com/pommee/Pocker

Install from local repository

git clone https://github.com/pommee/Pocker.git
cd Pocker
pipx install .

🚦 Usage

pocker          # Start pocker
pocker update   # Fetch and install latest version

Keybinds can be seen in the footer when started or by pressing ? to display help modal.

🔧 Configuration

Upon the first startup, a configuration file will be generated and stored at $HOME/.config/pocker/config.yaml.

Key	Default	Info
log_tail	2000	At startup, Pocker will fetch log_tail amount of container logs. Not recommended to exceed ~3000 as startup will slow down.
max_log_lines	2000	The displayed container logs are shown sequentially, with the oldest log being removed as a new one appears.
show_all_containers	false	Show running and exited containers.
start_fullscreen	false	Display container logs in fullscreen mode at startup.
start_scroll	true	Automatically scrolls when new logs are fetched.
start_wrap	false	When enabled, logs will wrap to fit the content window.

Keymap [default]

Key	Action	Description
q	Quit	Exits the application.
l	Logs	Opens the logs view to display log entries.
/	Search	Search logs.
a	Attributes	Displays the attributes panel, showing various item attributes.
e	Environment	Opens the environment settings view.
d	Statistics	Shows statistical information related to the container.
v	Shell	Creates a shell for the current container.
f	Fullscreen	Toggles fullscreen mode for the logs view.
w	Wrap Logs	Toggles log wrapping in the logs view.
s	Toggle Scroll	Toggles scrolling mode for the current view.

This table helps you understand the functionalities assigned to each key, making navigation and operation more efficient.

Errors

Errors will be displayed whenever encountered.

Example of faulty keybind for Shell; in this case the key does not exist in the config.