lazydcompose

A terminal UI for managing multiple Docker Compose projects at a glance.

Browse projects and their containers, start/stop/restart from the keyboard, tail logs, drop into a shell, and inspect networks, volumes, mounts and ports — all without leaving the terminal.

Install

cargo install --path .

Requires the docker CLI on your PATH.

Usage

lazydcompose

The UI shows every Compose project Docker knows about. Press ? at any time to see the keybindings available in the current context.

Configuration

Optional. Drop a config.toml at:

• Linux: ~/.config/lazydcompose/config.toml
• macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/lazydcompose/config.toml
• Windows: %LOCALAPPDATA%\lazydcompose\config.toml

Any of the actions below can be rebound. Keys are strings like "ctrl+f" or "shift+enter". The full default config:

[keybindings]
Quit                   = ["q", "ctrl+c"]
ShowBindings           = ["?"]

MoveUp                 = ["k", "up"]
MoveDown               = ["j", "down"]
Select                 = ["enter"]
Deselect               = ["esc"]

Info                   = ["i"]
QuitInfo               = ["esc"]
ScrollUp               = ["pageup"]
ScrollDown             = ["pagedown"]

DockerComposeUp        = ["u"]
DockerComposeDown      = ["d"]
DockerComposeStart     = ["s"]
DockerComposeStop      = ["shift+s"]
DockerComposeRestart   = ["r"]

DockerContainerStart   = ["s"]
DockerContainerStop    = ["shift+s"]
DockerContainerRestart = ["r"]
DockerFollowLogs       = ["m"]
DockerConsole          = ["shift+e"]

License

MIT — see LICENSE.