Slow Start

Init

Init go a little far from only init a folder, he can get your git stuff if you already create a github repository, example:

Us for purrgil create a repo called purrgil/purrgil-example to can put quick start example to run! So we try something like this:

purrgil init my-mult-container-env --github purrgil/purrgil-example

We continous with the "same" result, a folder my-mult-container-env will be created with docker-compose.yml, purrgil.yml and a .gitignore. But know we have a origin setted to github, our project are done to be versioned!

Add

Like in Quick Start we will add two repos! Check they if you forgot the configuration answers!

purrgil add purrgil/flask-docker-app --compose-helper

purrgil add mongo --dockerhub --compose-helper

But know we will use another flag! I have an github repository that ISN'T a docker service, they can be a internal lib, a util repository with mocks or anything that you use to develop and need to transform in a volume. You can demonstrate that using flag: --not-a-service. If you put --compose-helper together they will ask you for link this repo with another services!

purrgil add purrgil/data-sample --not-a-service --compose-helper

And response the service db as a link!

Packages

To confeer if all are ok in your env, you can use purrgil packages to list the purrgil packages installed in your env! They have some filter flags if you want. You can check using --help ou in documentation

Versioning

After add the things you can use github commands to versioned your environment or you can use push for a simple commit:

purrgil push "my commit message"

This command will do a simple commit/push with needed files here you can understand better! If you need some more complex use git api <3

Running

As in Quick Start we up/down our repo with basic commands:

purrgil up

purrgil down