Toolset

Welcome to Toolset, a versatile set of scripts designed to streamline your Linux based development environment management tasks. This repository provides two key utilities: dockex for Docker container management, and phpx for PHP version and extension management.

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Scripts Overview
  • dockex
  • phpx
• Usage
  • dockex Commands
  • phpx Commands
• Contributing
• License

Installation

phpx:

sudo curl -fsSL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/infocyph/Toolset/main/PHP/phpx" -o /usr/local/bin/phpx && sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/phpx

dockex:

sudo curl -fsSL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/infocyph/Toolset/main/Docker/dockex" -o /usr/local/bin/dockex && sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/dockex

Scripts Overview

dockex

dockex is a Docker management utility that simplifies common Docker operations. It allows you to manage containers, monitor resource usage, perform benchmarks, and backup/restore data.

Key Features:

• Manage Docker containers (start, stop, restart, etc.)
• Inspect detailed container stats (CPU, memory, network, and more)
• Benchmark containers using Apache Benchmark (ab)
• Backup and restore container data
• Dynamically update container resources (CPU, memory)
• Cleanup images, containers, networks and volumes

phpx

phpx is a PHP management script that allows you to switch between PHP versions, manage extensions, and handle PHP-FPM and CLI configurations. It also offers built-in web server capabilities.

Key Features:

• Switch between multiple PHP versions
• Install and manage PHP extensions
• Serve a PHP application with a built-in PHP web server
• Install Composer and PECL packages easily
• Remove PHP versions and extensions when no longer needed

Usage

dockex Commands

dockex <command> [container_name] [options]

Available Commands:

• info | stats | inspect: Show detailed information about a container's resource usage, IP, health status, environment variables, etc.
• logs: Display container logs (optional: specify number of lines).
• start: Start a stopped container.
• stop: Stop a running container.
• restart: Restart a container.
• benchmark: Perform a stress test using Apache Benchmark.
• update_resources: Dynamically update CPU and memory limits for a container.
• stream_logs: Stream container logs in real-time.
• backup: Backup container volume data.
• restore: Restore container data from a backup.
• list: List all Docker images, containers, networks, and volumes.
• create: Interactively create a new Docker container.
• cleanup: Remove all Docker images, containers, networks and volumes.

Examples:

dockex my_container info         # Show detailed container info and resource usage
dockex my_container logs 50      # Show the last 50 lines of logs
dockex my_container start        # Start a stopped container
dockex my_container benchmark 5  # Run a multi-node benchmark with 5 instances
dockex my_container backup       # Backup data from a selected container volume
dockex create nginx my_container # Create a new container using the nginx image

phpx Commands

phpx {switch|ext|install|serve|run|remove|sury} <php_version|composer|pecl_package|script_path>

Available Commands:

• switch | s <php_version>: Switch to a specified PHP version, installing it if not found. Also installs PHP-FPM if needed for Nginx or Lighttpd.
• ext | extensions | x [php_version]: Show installed PHP extensions for a given version and allow new ones to be installed. Defaults to the current PHP version if none is provided.
• install | i composer: Install Composer globally if not already installed.
• install | i <pecl_package>: Install a PECL package (or multiple packages separated by commas).
• serve: Start a PHP built-in web server from the current or specified root directory.
• run <script_path> [php_version]: Run a PHP script using the specified or currently active PHP version.
• remove <php_version>: Remove the specified PHP version.
• remove [php_version] [extension | ext]: Remove a specified PHP extension for a given version (Interactive).
• remove : Remove a specified PHP extension for a current version (Interactive).
• sury: Add the Sury PPA for the current operating system.

Examples:

phpx switch 8.2                       # Switch to PHP 8.2 and install if necessary
phpx ext                              # Show installed extensions for the current PHP version
phpx install composer                 # Install Composer globally
phpx install xdebug,redis             # Install multiple PECL packages (xdebug and redis)
phpx serve --host=192.168.0.1 --port=8080  # Serve the current directory at the specified host and port
phpx run 8.2 my_script.php            # Run a PHP script using PHP version 8.2
phpx remove 8.1                       # Remove PHP version 8.1
phpx remove 8.2 ext                  # Remove extensions for given version interactively
phpx remove                           # Remove extensions for current version interactively

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Whether you're fixing bugs, adding new features, or improving documentation, feel free to submit issues or pull requests to enhance Toolset.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.