A guide on using docker-compose from user scripts

[neokushan]

A guide on using docker-compose from user scripts

[nickcj931]

Had some time to test this today, works like a charm fella!

I didnt end up using the cache directory in mine and instead in the user/appdata directory just because my caches are setup different.

# Start docker-compose containers
docker-compose -f /mnt/user/appdata/docker-compose.yaml up --force-recreate --remove-orphans -d

But i think its defo worth while putting this into your guide im sure there are more than just me struggling with this haha.

[neoKushan]

Hi @nickcj931 , I'll be honest I've rebooted my NAS about 3 times this year (once due to a power cut) so I can't quite remember if this works or not, but I threw the docker-compose up command into my Go file after installing docker compose and that seems to work well (I think ,I can't remember 😅)

# Install Docker Compose
pip3 install docker-compose

# Spin up docker containers
docker-compose -f /mnt/cache/appdata/docker/docker-compose.yml up --force-recreate --remove-orphans -d

[nickcj931]

Thanks for such quick reply and suggestion @neoKushan

Did not even cross my mind to use the compose command in the Go file haha.

I will have to give it a ... Go ... pun 100% intended.

[neoKushan]

haha brilliant! Let me know how it goes!