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port Kevin Boss

container container-image developer-tools devtools docker
Use this command to install port:
winget install --id=kevinboss.port -e

Port: Simplifying Docker Management for Developers and DevOps

Port is a tool designed to manage multiple Docker images and their tags efficiently. It enables users to run containers, create snapshots, and handle downloaded images with ease.

Key Features:

  • Simplified Container Operations: Run containers effortlessly using straightforward commands.
  • Seamless Stoppage: Stop running containers without hassle.
  • Container Tracking: List all containers to monitor their statuses effectively.
  • Resource Management: Remove unwanted containers to optimize resource usage.
  • Reset Functionality: Revert containers to their original state for reusability.
  • State Preservation: Save container states for future use or backups.

Audience & Benefit: Ideal for developers and DevOps engineers working with containerized services, Port streamlines management processes. It offers an efficient alternative to complex Docker CLI commands, even for remote engine operations.

Installation: Port can be installed via winget, making setup straightforward and accessible for users familiar with the command line interface.

This description adheres to a professional tone, focusing on benefits while avoiding any hype or markdown formatting.

README

đŸŗ port: run and manage containerized services with ease

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CI CI License: GPL-3.0

Port streamlines the management of Docker images and containers, empowering you to:

  • â–ļī¸ Run containers effortlessly with simple commands.
  • ⏚ī¸ Stop running containers seamlessly.
  • 📋 List all containers to keep track of their status.
  • 🗑ī¸ Remove unwanted containers to free up resources.
  • 🔄 Reset containers to their original state for reusability.
  • 💾 Save container states for future use or backups.

All this without the hassle of memorizing complex Docker CLI commands, even when working with remote Docker engines.

Port in Action

đŸ“Ĩ Installation

Scoop

scoop bucket add maple 'https://github.com/kevinboss/maple.git'
scoop install port

Winget

winget install kevinboss.port

Manual Installation

  1. 📂 Download the latest release from the Releases Page.

  2. 🛠ī¸ Add the folder to your system PATH:

    $Env:PATH += "C:\Path\To\Folder"

⚙ī¸ Configuration

Configure Port by creating a config.yml file:

version: 1.1
dockerEndpoint: unix:///var/run/docker.sock
imageConfigs:
  - identifier: Getting.Started
    imageName: docker/getting-started
    imageTags:
      - latest
      - vscode
    ports:
      - 80:80
    environment:
      - DEBUG=1

A default .port file will be created in your user profile if you don't manually create one.

🧑‍đŸ’ģ Usage

Versions
2.3.0
1.7.3
1.7.2
1.7.1
1.7.0
Website
github.com
License
Last updated
8/14/2025
Download latest version

Commands

  • â–ļī¸ Run an Image:

    Run a specific tag (base or snapshot) of an image:

    port run [identifier] -r
    • identifier (optional): If omitted, a prompt will request image selection.
    • -r (reset) (optional): Resets the existing container for the specified image, if applicable.

  • ⏚ī¸ Stop a Container:

    Stop a running container:

    port stop [identifier]
    • identifier (optional): Specifies the container to stop. If omitted, operates on the current container.

  • 📋 List Images:

    Display all images and their tags:

    port list [identifier]
    • identifier (optional): Limits the listing to images under the given identifier. Without it, all images are listed.

  • 🗑ī¸ Remove an Image:

    Delete a specific image tag (base, snapshot, or untagged):

    port remove -r [identifier]
    • identifier (optional): If omitted, a prompt will request image selection.
    • -r (recursive) (optional): Automatically deletes child images. Without this, an error is raised if the image has dependents.

  • 🔄 Reset a Container:

    Stop, remove, and recreate the container using its original image:

    port reset [identifier]
    • identifier (optional): If omitted, a prompt will request container selection.

  • 💾 Commit a Container:

    Generate an image from the currently active container:

    port commit -t [identifier]
    • identifier (optional): If omitted, a prompt will request container selection.
    • -t (tag) (optional): Specifies the tag name. Defaults to the current date-time if not provided.
    • -o (overwrite) (optional): Re-uses the running image and replaces the existing one.

  • đŸ“Ĩ Pull an Image:

    Download a specific tag (base or snapshot) of an image:

    port pull [identifier]
    • identifier (optional): If omitted, a prompt will request image selection.

  • 🛠ī¸ Prune Images:

    Remove untagged versions of an image:

    port prune [identifier]
    • identifier (optional): If omitted, a prompt will request image selection.

Powershell

To get Unicode support in Powershell, add:

[console]::InputEncoding = [console]::OutputEncoding = [System.Text.UTF8Encoding]::new()

to your $profile.

🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions to improve Port! Please follow the steps below:

  1. 🍴 Fork the repository.
  2. 🌱 Create a new branch for your feature or bug fix.
  3. 💾 Commit your changes.
  4. 🔄 Submit a pull request.

📄 License

This project is licensed under the GPL-3.0 License.