joepvd/psql-docker

Docker images of postgres client applications

Docker images with psql clients

make all to make all docker images, or make psql10 to make postgres 10 client applications available.

Drop the following in your shell's config:

pg_dump11() {
  docker run --rm --tty "$([ -t 0 ] && echo -e --interactive)" psql11:latest /usr/bin/pg_dump "$@"
}
psql11() {
  docker run --rm --tty "$([ -t 0 ] && echo -e --interactive)" psql11:latest /usr/bin/psql "$@"
}
pg_restore11() {
  docker run --rm --tty "$([ -t 0 ] && echo -e --interactive)" psql11:latest /usr/bin/pg_restore "$@"
}
pg_dump10() {
  docker run --rm --tty "$([ -t 0 ] && echo -e --interactive)" psql10:latest /usr/bin/pg_dump "$@"
}
psql10() {
  docker run --rm --tty "$([ -t 0 ] && echo -e --interactive)" psql10:latest /usr/bin/psql "$@"
}
pg_restore10() {
  docker run --rm --tty "$([ -t 0 ] && echo -e --interactive)" psql10:latest /usr/bin/pg_restore "$@"
}
pg_dump9.6() {
  docker run --rm --tty "$([ -t 0 ] && echo -e --interactive)" psql9.6:latest /usr/bin/pg_dump "$@"
}
psql9.6() {
  docker run --rm --tty "$([ -t 0 ] && echo -e --interactive)" psql9.6:latest /usr/bin/psql "$@"
}
pg_restore9.6() {
  docker run --rm --tty "$([ -t 0 ] && echo -e --interactive)" psql9.6:latest /usr/bin/pg_restore "$@"
}
pg_dump9.5() {
  docker run --rm --tty "$([ -t 0 ] && echo -e --interactive)" psql9.5:latest /usr/bin/pg_dump "$@"
}
psql9.5() {
  docker run --rm --tty "$([ -t 0 ] && echo -e --interactive)" psql9.5:latest /usr/bin/psql "$@"
}
pg_restore9.5() {
  docker run --rm --tty "$([ -t 0 ] && echo -e --interactive)" psql9.5:latest /usr/bin/pg_restore "$@"
}
pg_dump9.4() {
  docker run --rm --tty "$([ -t 0 ] && echo -e --interactive)" psql9.4:latest /usr/bin/pg_dump "$@"
}
psql9.4() {
  docker run --rm --tty "$([ -t 0 ] && echo -e --interactive)" psql9.4:latest /usr/bin/psql "$@"
}
pg_restore9.4() {
  docker run --rm --tty "$([ -t 0 ] && echo -e --interactive)" psql9.4:latest /usr/bin/pg_restore "$@"
}