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@voidrot/composable

v0.7.1

Published

Reusable Docker Compose fragments and CLI for composing services

Downloads

1,156

Readme

Composable

A powerful, modular library of Docker Compose configuration fragments and a streamlined CLI to orchestrate them.

Overview

Composable eliminates the "copy-paste" cycle of Docker development. It provides a centralized registry of verified "fragments" (like PostgreSQL, Redis, Django, and Celery) that you can instantly inject into your project. Use it to build clean, maintainable, and highly reproducible development environments.

✨ Features

  • 🧱 Fragment Library: High-quality, schema-validated Docker Compose snippets for common services.
  • 📦 Pre-configured Stacks: Initialize entire application ecosystems (e.g., django-base) with a single command.
  • 🔄 Smart Build & Watch: Automatically injects build contexts and Docker Compose watch configurations for hot-reloading.
  • 🛡️ Environment Isolation: Keeps your primary .env clean by routing service-specific variables to .env.compose.
  • 🌍 Global Configuration: Set organization-wide or personal defaults in ~/.composable/config.yml.
  • 📜 JSON Schema Validation: Strict schema enforcement for both fragments and stacks to ensure stability.

🚀 Getting Started

Install from npm

npm install -g @voidrot/composable

Using the CLI

Search the Registry

# List all available fragments
composable search

# Search for a specific service
composable search postgresql

Add a Fragment

# Add postgresql and link it to your project
composable add compose postgresql --extend

Initialize a Stack

# Set up a complete Django + Postgres + Celery stack
composable stack init django-base

⚙️ Configuration

You can customize Composable globally by creating a config file at ~/.composable/config.yml:

registries:
  - name: default
    url: https://voidrot.github.io/composable/latest
defaults:
  env_file: true
  build: true
  watch: true

🛠️ Local Development

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build the CLI
npm run build

# Validate all fragments and stacks against schemas
npm run validate

# Run the local CLI
npx tsx src/cli/index.ts --help

📖 Documentation

For detailed information on commands, fragments, and stacks, visit our documentation site: https://voidrot.github.io/composable/latest/docs/

🤝 Contributing

  1. Add a Fragment: Place a .yml file in fragments/compose/ and run npm run validate.
  2. Define a Stack: Create a .json file in stacks/ using the stack schema.
  3. Update Docs: Run node scripts/generate-docs.js to refresh the documentation and navigation.

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