Podmanager - VSCode Extension

Podmanager is an unofficial Visual Studio Code extension designed to help you manage Podman containers, images, volumes, and networks directly from the VSCode interface.

Explore more about Podmanager on the website and Documentation

Features

• Manage Podman Resources: View and manage containers, images, volumes, and networks.
• Podman Machine Control: Start your Podman machine directly from VSCode.
• Container Management:
  • Start and stop containers.
  • Delete containers, images, volumes, and networks with ease.
• Docker Compose/ Podman Compose:
  • Start and stop containers from file.
  • Delete containers, images, volumes, and networks with ease.
• Easy Navigation: Refresh the Podman view with a single click to ensure you have the latest information.

Installation

1. Install Podmanager: Open the Extensions view in VSCode (Ctrl+Shift+X), search for "Podmanager", and install the extension.
2. Ensure Podman is installed: Make sure you have Podman installed on your system and accessible via your command line.

Getting Started

Once the extension is installed:

1. Activate the Extension: The extension will automatically activate when VSCode starts.
2. Open the Podmanager Sidebar: Click on the Podmanager icon in the activity bar on the left side to open the Podmanager sidebar.
3. Manage Your Resources: Use the Podmanager view to interact with your containers, images, volumes, and networks.

Commands

• Refresh Podman View: Refresh the Podman resources view.

• Start Podman Machine: Start your Podman machine.

• Container Management:

  • Start a specific container.
  • Stop a running container.
  • Permanently delete a container.

• Image Management:

  • Remove an image from your system.

• Volume Management:

  • Remove a volume from your system.

• Network Management:

  • Remove a network from your system.

• Compose (Pods):

  • Compose up.
  • Compose start.
  • Compose stop.
  • Compose down.

Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome! Feel free to check the issues page to report bugs or request features.