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docksmith

v0.1.1

Published

Intelligent container configuration generator for any runtime

Readme

docksmith

a smart container configuration generator that works with any container runtime (Docker, Podman, OrbStack). born because i couldn't use docker init since i don't have docker desktop, and i had gotten tired of writing dockerfiles for quickly dockerizing my apps.

features

  • 🔍 automatic framework detection
  • 🎯 framework-specific optimized configurations (nextjs) only for now.
  • 🛠 development & production setups
  • 🔄 Multi-stage builds for optimization
  • 🚀 Support for multiple container runtimes
  • 📦 Easy service addition (databases, caches, etc.)

installation

npm install -g docksmith

usage

basic usage

navigate to your project directory and run:

docksmith init

This will:

  1. Detect your project framework
  2. Ask for configuration preferences
  3. Generate optimized container configurations

command Line Options

# Initialize with default settings
docksmith init -y

# Specify framework manually
docksmith init -f nextjs

# Generate development configuration
docksmith init -d

# Specify custom port
docksmith init -p 8080

# Add a service to existing configuration
docksmith add database -t postgres (WIP)

# List available frameworks and services
docksmith list

Generated Files

Running docksmith init generates:

  • Dockerfile: optimized for your framework
  • compose.yaml: container orchestration configuration
  • .dockerignore: framework-specific ignore patterns
  • README.Docker.md: usage instructions and configuration details

Supported Frameworks

  • Next.js (ONLY Available) ON THE LIST
  • Express
  • Flask
  • Django
  • FastAPI
  • more coming soon...

container runtime support

  • Docker
  • Podman
  • OrbStack
  • Lima

development workflow

  1. initialize container configuration:

    docksmith init -d
  2. start development environment:

    docker compose up
  3. your application will be available with:

    • Hot reload enabled
    • Debug ports configured
    • Volume mounts for live changes

Production Workflow

  1. generate production configuration:

    docksmith init
  2. Build and run:

    docker compose up --build

Adding Services - WUP

add additional services to your configuration:

# Add PostgreSQL database
docksmith add database -t postgres

# Add Redis cache
docksmith add cache -t redis

Contributing

  1. Fork the repository
  2. Create your feature branch
  3. Commit your changes
  4. Push to the branch
  5. Create a new Pull Request

License

MIT

Development and Testing

To work on docksmith development:

  1. Clone the repository:

    git clone [email protected]:mosessmax/docksmith.git
  2. Install dependencies:

    cd docksmith
    npm install
  3. Link for local development:

    npm link
  4. Run tests:

    npm test