# @wocker/ws

###### Docker workspace for web projects

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## Installation

**Note:** It is recommended to install Wocker globally to ensure accessibility from any directory in your terminal.

```shell
npm i -g @wocker/ws
```


### Completion

Wocker comes with shell completion support to enhance your development workflow. To enable shell completion, run the following command:

```bash
source <(ws completion script)
```

This will enable tab completion for `ws` commands, providing a more convenient and efficient way to interact with the tool.


## Documentation

Wocker is a powerful tool for managing your web project's Docker workspace. It provides a convenient and efficient way to set up and manage your Docker containers.

For more information and detailed usage, please refer to the [documentation](https://kearisp.github.io/wocker).