Convert an existing docker container into a "docker run" command line

.bashrc

# Convert an existing docker container into a "docker run" command line.
# 
# This is useful when trying to debug containers that have been created
# by orchestration tools.
#
# Install jq: stedolan.github.io/jq/
# Improved version that handles ports, volumes, binds

function format_run() {
    cid=$1

    json=$(docker inspect $cid 2>&1)

    # parse container info
    entrypoint=$(  echo $json | jq -j '.[0].Config.Entrypoint | join(" ")'             )
    envvars=$(     echo $json | jq -j '(.[0].Config.Env | [" -e " + .[]] | join(""))'  )
    image=$(       echo $json | jq -j .[0].Image                                       )
    cmd=$(         echo $json | jq -j '.[0].Config.Cmd? | join(" ")'                    )
    ports=$(       echo $json | jq -j '(.[0].HostConfig.PortBindings?|.[][]|["-p " + .HostIp + ":" + .HostPort]|join(""))' ) 
    vols=$(       echo $json | jq -j '(.[0].HostConfig.Binds?|["-v " + .[]?]|join(""))' ) 
    pub=$(        echo $json | jq -j 'if .[0].HostConfig.PublishAllPorts == false then "-P" else "" end')

    echo "docker run --entrypoint $entrypoint $envvars $ports $vols $pub $image $cmd"
}

Added support for volumes, ports, published ports