wardengui 1.0.19

A terminal GUI for managing Warden Docker environments

WardenGUI

A terminal-based GUI for managing Warden Docker development environments.

Features

• 🐳 Interactive Menu - Navigate and manage multiple Warden environments with visual selection
• 🔄 Environment Switching - Automatically stop current and start new environments with one command
• 📊 Docker Stats - View disk usage for images and volumes
• 🔌 SSH Access - Quick shell access to running containers (GUI and headless mode)
• 📋 Log Streaming - Follow container logs in real-time with customizable tail options
• 🏠 Hosts File Check - Windows hosts file validation
• ⌨️ Terminal Commands - Run warden commands directly from the GUI
• 🚀 Headless Mode - Run commands via CLI without interactive GUI (start, info, ssh, log)
• 🎨 Modern UI - Clean, business-like terminal interface with clickable URLs

Installation

Quick Install (One-liner)

From PyPI (recommended):

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Genaker/WardenGUI/main/install.sh | bash

From GitHub (latest dev version):

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Genaker/WardenGUI/main/install-git.sh | bash

The Git installer:

• Clones repository to ~/.wardengui
• Creates launcher scripts in ~/.local/bin
• Easy to update with cd ~/.wardengui && git pull

From PyPI

pip install wardengui

From Source

git clone https://github.com/Genaker/WardenGUI.git
cd WardenGUI
pip install -e .

Upgrade to Latest Version

pip install --upgrade wardengui

Or force reinstall:

pip install --upgrade --force-reinstall wardengui

Check Installed Version

pip show wardengui

WSL / Linux Installation

⚠️ Note: WardenGUI uses only Python standard library - no external dependencies! Using --break-system-packages is completely safe as it won't affect any system packages.

Option 1: Direct install (recommended)

pip3 install --break-system-packages wardengui

Option 2: Using pipx (isolated environment)

sudo apt install pipx
pipx ensurepath
pipx install wardengui

Option 3: User install without breaking system

pip3 install --user wardengui

Option 4: Virtual environment

python3 -m venv ~/.wardengui-venv
~/.wardengui-venv/bin/pip install wardengui
~/.wardengui-venv/bin/wardengui

Troubleshooting: Command Not Found

If you see wardengui: command not found after installation, the scripts are installed in ~/.local/bin which is not in your PATH.

Fix 1: Add to PATH (permanent)

echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc
wardengui

Fix 2: Run directly

~/.local/bin/wardengui

Fix 3: Use Python module

python3 -m wardengui

Usage

# Run with default settings (scans ~/ for projects)
wardengui
# or
warden-gui

# Specify projects directory
wardengui -p /path/to/projects

# Use 'down/up' instead of 'stop/start' (removes containers)
wardengui --down

Commands

Interactive GUI Mode

Navigation:

Command	Description
↑/↓ or u/d	Navigate menu up/down
0-9	Select environment by number
Enter or start	Start selected environment
q or quit	Exit application
help or ?	Show available commands

Environment Actions:

Command	Description
ssh or s	SSH into running environment
log or logs	Follow all container logs
log nginx	Follow specific service logs
ls	List running containers
run <cmd>	Run one-off warden command
port <svc>	Show port bindings

Headless Mode (CLI)

Run commands directly without the interactive GUI:

# Start an environment (stops current, starts new)
wardengui myproject start

# Show environment information
wardengui myproject info
# or simply
wardengui myproject

# SSH into running environment
wardengui myproject ssh

# View logs (last 100 lines)
wardengui myproject log

# View logs with custom tail
wardengui myproject log --tail 50

# Follow logs (tail -f)
wardengui myproject log -f

# Follow logs with custom tail
wardengui myproject log --tail 200 -f

Headless Mode Options:

Option	Description
--tail N	Show last N log lines (default: 100)
-f, --follow	Follow log output (like tail -f)
-p, --projects-root	Specify projects directory
-d, --down	Use env down/up instead of env stop/start

Requirements

• Python 3.8+
• Warden installed at /opt/warden/bin/warden
• Docker running
• WSL2 (on Windows)

---

Building & Publishing

Step 1: Install Build Tools

pip install build twine

Step 2: Clean Previous Builds

rm -rf build/ dist/ *.egg-info/

Step 3: Build the Package

cd C:\Users\Yshytikov\WardenGUI
python -m build

This creates:

dist/
├── wardengui-1.0.0-py3-none-any.whl    # Wheel (binary)
└── wardengui-1.0.0.tar.gz              # Source distribution

Step 4: Test Locally

# Install locally in editable mode
pip install -e .

# Test the command works
wardengui --help

Step 5: Create PyPI Account

1. Go to https://pypi.org/account/register/
2. Create an account
3. Go to Account Settings → API tokens
4. Create a new API token (scope: entire account or project-specific)
5. Save the token (starts with pypi-)

Step 6: Configure Twine

Create ~/.pypirc (or C:\Users\YourName\.pypirc on Windows):

[pypi]
username = __token__
password = pypi-YOUR_API_TOKEN_HERE

Or use environment variable:

export TWINE_PASSWORD=pypi-YOUR_API_TOKEN_HERE

Step 7: Upload to TestPyPI (Optional - Recommended First)

# Upload to TestPyPI for testing
twine upload --repository testpypi dist/*

# Test install from TestPyPI
pip install --index-url https://test.pypi.org/simple/ wardengui

Step 8: Upload to PyPI

twine upload dist/*

Step 9: Verify Installation

# Install from PyPI
pip install wardengui

# Run
wardengui

---

Quick Build & Push Script

Use the included build_and_push.sh script:

chmod +x build_and_push.sh
./build_and_push.sh

This script will:

1. Clean previous builds
2. Build the package
3. Check for errors
4. Ask for confirmation before uploading to PyPI

---

Version Bump

Before publishing a new version, update version in pyproject.toml:

[project]
version = "1.0.1"  # Increment this

---

Project Structure

wardengui/
├── pyproject.toml          # Package configuration
├── README.md               # This file
├── LICENSE                 # MIT License
├── warden_gui.py           # Direct execution script
├── build_and_push.sh       # Build and publish script
├── tests/                  # Unit tests
│   ├── test_headless.py    # Headless mode tests
│   └── test_warden_mocking.py  # WardenManager tests
└── src/
    └── wardengui/
        ├── __init__.py     # Package init, exports
        ├── __main__.py     # Module execution entry point
        ├── warden.py       # WardenManager class (core logic)
        ├── cli.py          # CLI entry point (GUI + headless)
        └── colors.py       # ANSI color codes and formatting

Configuration

Option	Default	Description
-p, --projects-root	~	Root directory to scan for Warden projects
-d, --down	false	Use env down/up instead of env stop/start (removes containers)

Environment Variables

WardenGUI automatically detects:

• Warden installation at /opt/warden/bin/warden
• WSL environment (for Windows users)
• Docker availability
• Project locations by scanning for .warden directories

Project Detection

WardenGUI scans the specified directory (default: ~) for directories containing .warden folders. Each project must have:

• A .warden directory
• A .env file with WARDEN_ENV_NAME defined

Example project structure:

~/myproject/
├── .warden/
├── .env          # Contains WARDEN_ENV_NAME=myproject
└── ...

Screenshot

Interactive GUI Mode

🐳 WARDEN ENVIRONMENT MANAGER

📦 ENVIRONMENTS:
> 0. [myproject]  ● RUNNING  ->  https://app.example.test
  1. [example]  ○ STOPPED  ->  https://app.demo.test
  2. [test-env]  ○ STOPPED  ->  https://app.test.local

  q. [Exit]

📋 MYPROJECT DETAILS:
  📁 Path:        /home/user/myproject
  🌐 URL:         https://app.example.test/
  📦 Repo:        https://github.com/user/myproject
  🏠 Hosts:       ✓ 127.0.0.1 -> app.example.test
  🔧 Environment: myproject
  📦 Type:        symfony
  🐘 PHP:         8.4
  🗄️  DB:          10.11
  🔍 ES:          8.15.0
  💾 Volumes: 6                     🐳Containers: 3/8 running
  └─ dbdata: 8.58GB                ● php-fpm
  └─ esdata: 43.45MB               ● nginx
  └─ bashhistory: 1.401kB          ● elasticsearch
  └─ sshdirectory: 278B            ○ db
  └─ redis: 93B                    ○ elasticsearch-hq
                                   ○ php-debug

  ● Status: RUNNING

Headless Mode Examples

Starting an environment:

$ wardengui myproject start
Stopping current environment 'example'...

STOPPING EXAMPLE
  $ cd /home/user/example && /opt/warden/bin/warden env stop

  ✓ Container example-php-fpm-1 Stopped
  ✓ Container example-nginx-1 Stopped
  ✓ Environment example stopped successfully

Starting environment 'myproject'...

STARTING MYPROJECT
  Step 1/3: Starting Warden services...
  $ /opt/warden/bin/warden svc up -d

  Running:
    ● traefik
    ● portainer
  ✓ Warden services ready

  Step 2/3: Starting myproject environment...
  $ cd /home/user/myproject && /opt/warden/bin/warden env up -d

  ✓ Container myproject-php-fpm-1 Created
  ✓ Container myproject-php-fpm-1 Started
  ✓ Container myproject-nginx-1 Started
  ✓ Network myproject_default Created

  Step 3/3: Restarting Warden services...
  $ /opt/warden/bin/warden svc restart

  ✓ Services restarted
  ✓ Environment myproject started successfully

✓ myproject is now running!
  -> https://app.example.test/

Viewing environment info:

$ wardengui myproject info
📋 MYPROJECT DETAILS:
  📁 Path:        /home/user/myproject
  🌐 URL:         https://app.example.test/
  📦 Repo:        https://github.com/user/myproject
  🔧 Environment: myproject
  📦 Type:        symfony
  🐘 PHP:         8.4
  🗄️  DB:          10.11
  🔍 ES:          8.15.0
  💾 Volumes: 6                     🐳Containers: 8/8 running
  └─ dbdata: 12.3GB                ● php-fpm
  └─ appcode: 2.1GB                ● nginx
  └─ esdata: 156MB                 ● elasticsearch
  └─ bashhistory: 2.1kB            ● db
  └─ redis: 93B                    ● elasticsearch-hq
                                   ● php-debug

  ● Status: RUNNING

SSH access:

$ wardengui myproject ssh
🔌 Connecting to myproject...
  $ cd /home/user/myproject && /opt/warden/bin/warden shell

Type 'exit' to return.

[user@myproject-php-fpm-1 /app]$ 

Viewing logs:

$ wardengui myproject log --tail 50 -f
📋 Showing logs for myproject...
  $ cd /home/user/myproject && /opt/warden/bin/warden env logs --tail 50 -f

Press Ctrl+C to stop following logs.

[Log output follows...]

License

MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.

Author

Yehor Shytikov

Contributing

1. Fork the repository
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add amazing feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
5. Open a Pull Request