Add dprs - A developer-focused TUI for Docker container management #1212
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dprs is a terminal user interface built with Rust for managing Docker containers during software development, featuring real-time log streaming and efficient container management. There's a lot of these out there; this one, in particular, is designed to make dev easier, with easy access to container ips and single key access to restart, stop, and so on. Also supports vim-style visual mode to stop/restart multiple containers at once.
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dprs is a terminal user interface built with Rust for managing Docker containers during software development, featuring real-time log streaming and efficient container management. There's a lot of these out there; this one, in particular, is designed to make dev easier, with easy access to container ips and single key access to restart, stop, and so on. Also supports vim-style visual mode to stop/restart multiple containers at once.