👨‍💻 Installation

This package enhances the Docker output experience by employing a pipeline mechanism. With this feature, you have the ability to customize and apply various color schemes to the output generated by Docker commands. This improves the readability and visual appeal of the output.

You can find all compiled binaries on the releases page.

🍏 Mac

brew install dldash/core/docker-color-output

🏝 Linux

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:dldash/core
sudo apt update
sudo apt install docker-color-output

🏔️ Windows

You can download the Windows build from the releases page.

😺 Configuration

You can customize the color palette to your liking, to do this you need to run docker-color-output with the -c flag and specify the path to the configuration file. You can overwrite only the colors you want, the rest will be used by default.

docker-color-output -c ~/.config/docker-color-output/config.json

Default configuration file:

{
  "colors": {
    "reset": "\u001b[0m",
    "black": "\u001b[0;30m",
    "darkGray": "\u001b[1;30m",
    "red": "\u001b[0;31m",
    "lightRed": "\u001b[1;31m",
    "green": "\u001b[0;32m",
    "lightGreen": "\u001b[1;32m",
    "brown": "\u001b[0;33m",
    "yellow": "\u001b[1;33m",
    "blue": "\u001b[0;34m",
    "lightBlue": "\u001b[1;34m",
    "purple": "\u001b[0;35m",
    "lightPurple": "\u001b[1;35m",
    "cyan": "\u001b[0;36m",
    "lightCyan": "\u001b[1;36m",
    "lightGray": "\u001b[0;37m",
    "white": "\u001b[1;37m"
  }
}

📚 Usage

🪄 Aliases

Use these bash functions to improve the user experience.

💡 docker images

di # alias

docker images [--format] | docker-color-output

💡 docker ps

dps # alias

docker ps [-a] [--format] | docker-color-output

💡 docker compose ps

⚠️ The latest version works with docker-compose 2.x.

dcps # alias

docker compose ps | docker-color-output

💡 docker stats

ds # alias

docker stats [--no-stream] | docker-color-output