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# Docker Compose
# Runs a docker command of your choice from anywhere.
#
# Usage: dc <command>
dc() {
    docker-compose --project-directory ~/Documents/Repos/workspace -f ~/Documents/Repos/workspace/docker-compose.yml $@
}

# Docker Compose Restart.
# Restart a container by name.
#
# Usage: dcr <name>
dcr() {
    dc kill "$1"
    dc up -d "$1"
}

# Docker Compose Logs.
#
# Inspect the logs in real-time of a container by name.
# Defaults to all containers if no name is specified.
#
# Usage: dcl
# Usage: dcl <name>
dcl() {
    dc logs -f "$1"
}

# Docker Compose Enter.
# Enter a container by name and gains a basic shell.
# Usage: dce <name>
dce() {
    dc exec "$1" sh
}

# Reload.
# Reloads your bash profile configuration file.
#
# Usage: r
r() {
    source ~/.bash_profile
}

# Docker Cleanup.
# Deletes all containers and images.
#
# Usage: dcleanup
dcleanup() {
    docker rm $(docker ps -q -f 'status=exited')
    docker rmi $(docker images -q -f "dangling=true")
}

# Git Rebase.
#
# Rebases the specified branch onto the current branch,
# squashing the commits into a single one,
# using the first message as the final commit message.
# 
# If no branches are specified, the master branch is used.
#
# Usage: gr
# Usage: gr <trunk>
gr() {
    TRUNK=${1:-master}
    MSG=$(git log --oneline --abbrev-commit $TRUNK..HEAD --pretty=format:"%s" --reverse | head -1)
    git fetch origin "$TRUNK"
    git reset $(git merge-base origin/$TRUNK $(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD))
    git add -A
    git commit -m "${MSG}"
}