oscarmrom / terminus-docker-image

Dockerfile for running Terminus v2.3.0

terminus

Dockerfile for running Terminus

Usage

docker run --rm -it --volume ~/.terminus:/tmp/.terminus --entrypoint terminus oscarmrom/terminus [args...]

The above will mount a local folder to store terminus cache info, such as auth credentials.

Terminus Version 2.3.0

Using Docker Image Locally

Link to Tutorial Site

Here we’re mounting ${HOME}/.terminus:/tmp/.terminus so that we can cache our auth token so we can access our remote sites. You could set this up as a bash function and just call it via terminus with the following:

terminus(){
  docker run -it --rm --volume ${HOME}/.terminus:/tmp/.terminus --entrypoint=terminus oscarmrom/terminus "${@}"
}

The function above sets --entrypoint=terminus so you can use it more naturally, this essentially tells docker to behave like an executable and accept arguments to pass to that executable.

Now you can use it as if it were installed locally: terminus --version, terminus auth:login --machine-token=<your token>, terminus site:list.