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Top 60 commands
| ps |
|---|
| run |
| build |
| exec |
| context ls |
| --help |
| compose up |
| version |
| images |
| pull |
| start |
| rm |
| stop |
| inspect |
| login |
| compose down |
| info |
| push |
| stats |
| logs |
| tag |
| --version |
| serve |
| rmi |
| compose stop |
| cp |
| compose build |
| system prune |
| image ls |
| compose logs |
| compose exec |
| container ls |
| compose run |
| volume ls |
| compose ps |
| kill |
| network ls |
| image inspect |
| network create |
| ls |
| volume rm |
| image prune |
| compose config |
| template ls |
| template config |
| image |
| image rm |
| events |
| volume prune |
| volume create |
| restart |
| network inspect |
| container rm |
| compose pull |
| compose --help |
| container prune |
| compose restart |
| container inspect |
| compose version |
| compose rm |
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- run
- think this is pretty good
- install
- think this is pretty good, just research a little
- uninstall
- need a generator for only packages in local
- support for shortcuts
- create subcommands for the following and make sure they have the exact same code as the things they are aliased too
- 
- Build the spec for this
- The should just be a generator for all the npm packages, the same as the one for
npm install- e.g. you can try out
npx cowsay hello worldand it will install the cowsay and run it
- e.g. you can try out
- 
Read more about npx here: https://medium.com/@maybekatz/introducing-npx-an-npm-package-runner-55f7d4bd282b
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- just the basics done really well
- add headers
- add body (as text, json, javascript etc)
- chose request type (post, get etc)
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