question: create compose files?

[lephtHanded]

Looking to this as a replacement for Dokemon...
I just loaded this up and its super slick. Great job!

I can't seem to find how to create a new compose file?

Also, would I be able to push a 'local' compose to a remote host? (a centralized compose library to deploy other hosts)

[Vansmak]

Thank you. Remote doesn't work yet.

As for creating and pushing it really wasn't designed for that. It is a docker compose visual companion. Maybe it will at some point but it doesn't using docker compose to create. It finds them, doesn't make them

[lephtHanded]

Thank you. Remote doesn't work yet.

As for creating and pushing it really wasn't designed for that. It is a docker compose visual companion. Maybe it will at some point but it doesn't using docker compose to create. It finds them, doesn't make them

thanks!
will be adding these to all my hosts to have direct actions on them.

[Vansmak]

The plan is to have a version that doesn't have the html front end you can install on host, then just have one that sees them all

[Vansmak]

i added it if you want to try it out

[lephtHanded]

trying it out now
qq - is there a way to add tags from the compose files via labeling within the compose file?

[alceasan]

Using the new remote connection functionality, is it possible to create or edit existing compose files in the remote host (without having to map/mount the remote host path in the local host)?

This capability exists for example in tools like Dockge/Komodo, but I think it's possible because they have "agents" deployed in each host that manages this file access.

[Vansmak]

Nope. For now this is designed for compose files on one device, central hub. No agent.

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