You can also make a helper script:
New file at the root folder calleddc without extension.
Content example. Modify for your needs.

#!/bin/bashtrap"exit" 0DC="docker compose"# add  `-f docker/compose.yml` if it's in another folderif[$#-eq 0];then$DC ps-aelif[$1=="up"];then$DC up-delif[$1=="nr"];then    if[$#-gt 1];then$DCexecnode su node-c"${*:2}"else$DCexecnode su nodefielif[$1=="npm"];then$DCexecnode su node-c"npm${*:2}"elif[$1=="install"];then$DCexecnode su node-c'npm install'elif[$1=="recreate"];then$DC up-d--force-recreate${*:2}elif[$1=="build"];then$DC up-d--force-recreate--build${*:2}else$DC$*fi

Give execute permission withchmod +x ./dc
And now you can run:

• ./dc to show all containers with status
• ./dc up to start in detached mode
• ./dc install to run npm install in the node container as user node
• ./dc npm install package-name-here to run any npm command inside node container. Works with./dc npm run start too
• ./dc nr interactive exec inside node container
• ./dc nr node index.js run any command inside node container
• ./dc recreate applies any modifications to docker-compose.yml
• ./dc recreate node applies modifications to compose, only for node container
• ./dc build if you have a custom dockerfile, does run dc up with a fresh build.
• ./dc logs -n 10 -f node - any other docker-compose command works as expected.

Adding one more

docker system prune

This will remove:
- all stopped containers
- all networks not used by at least one container
- all dangling images
- unused build cache

This is awesome! Instantly added togithub.com/devmount/CheatSheets

Thank you!

Thanks!!

Thank you@keshav___dev

The most used commands in docker.
Thank for Writing.

Hi keshav Sandhu,
Top, very nice and helpful !
Thanks for sharing.

Thanks man

This is incredible.

Excellent article, thank you! 💯

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