dc-cli
Dev containers from your terminal
What it does
dc up, dc exec, and dc doctor for any folder withdevcontainer or compose. A TUI board for ports, logs, disk, and fleet. Fixes Colima port pain and Docker confusion — without touching your config. MIT. macOS & Linux.
dc up starts this folder. dc exec is the shell. No config? dc try. No VS Code required. Never edits project .devcontainer.
dc up starts this folder. No config? dc try . No VS Code. Never edits .devcontainer . Wraps the official Dev Containers CLI. No VS Code required. Never edits project .devcontainer . Start, shell, logs, top, nets, more, rm y/n — the same board dc-tui opens in your folder. Homepage board is a running stack. /play is first-run: no config, then u → sandbox → shell. Install for your real folder. $ dc up | dc try → kind=devcontainer | compose | none → up (try forwards too) Start this folder. .devcontainer → official CLI, then ports. Compose-only → docker compose. No config → dc try sandbox + localhost ports. $ dc exec --service db → start db (was exited) → never docker exec NAME Shell in the app.…from dc.brasth.com
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