ddev start, but with logging (ctrl-c doesn't stop containers)

dclogs

#!/usr/bin/env bash

## Description: Log with colors and despite containers stopped
## Usage: dclogs [SERVICE]
#
# Create this file as .ddev/commands/host/dclogs

# If in ddev project, use ddev's full config file
if [ -d ".ddev" ]; then
  local COMPOSE_ARGS="-f=.ddev/.ddev-docker-compose-full.yaml"
else
  local COMPOSE_ARGS=""
fi

while :
do
  # Intentionally not quoting $COMPOSE_ARGS and $1
  docker compose $COMPOSE_ARGS logs -f --tail=3 $1
  [ $? -eq 0 ] || break

  echo "Awaiting a container to restart"
  sleep 5

  # wait around for startup
  while :
  do
    # Intentionally not quoting $COMPOSE_ARGS
    local DCTOP=$(docker compose $COMPOSE_ARGS top 2> /dev/null)

    if [[ "$DCTOP" =~ "PID" ]]; then
      # we're in business
      break
    else
      sleep 2
    fi
  done
done

start-logs

#!/usr/bin/env bash

## Description: start with logging (with optional service)
## Usage: start-logs [SERVICE]
#
# Create this file as .ddev/commands/host/start-logs

service="${1:-}"

# Set monitor mode to allow job control (fg)
set -m

trap "kill ${LOG_PID} 2>/dev/null" EXIT

# Start dclogs in background, then start, finally foreground dclogs.
ddev dclogs "${service}" &
LOG_PID=$!

ddev start
echo '' # just for the newline

fg %1