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@@ -10,24 +10,30 @@ make a stack.conf in your home folder that contains just this. (ie /home/user/st
**replace user with your user's name.** **replace user with your user's name.**
``STACK_HOME=/home/user`` ```
STACK_HOME=/home/user
```
then, copy ``stack`` to somewhere in your user's path. ``chmod +x`` it. then, copy ``stack`` to somewhere in your user's path. ``chmod +x`` it.
after, containers with compose file can be added for mass control with your shell. after, containers with compose file can be added for mass control with your shell.
``stack add FOLDERNAME`` will add ``/home/user/FOLDERNAME`` to your stack.conf. this also applies for folders in nested paths. ``stack add FOLDERNAME`` will add ``/home/user/FOLDERNAME`` to your stack.conf. this also applies for folders in nested paths.
you can also add your current folder. let's say you're in /home/user/pizza. you got a compose.yml there. you add it to stack with ``stack add .``. you can also add your current folder. let's say you're in /home/user/pizza. you got a compose.yml there. you add it to stack with ``stack add .``.
depending on shell, you can add folders to stack.conf in bulk. depending on shell, you can add folders to stack.conf in bulk.
for zsh: ``stack add {beep,boop}``. for zsh: ``stack add {beep,boop}``.
after, your stack.conf will look like: after, your stack.conf will look like:
``STACK_HOME=/home/user ```
STACK_HOME=/home/user
/home/user/FOLDERNAME /home/user/FOLDERNAME
/home/user/pizza /home/user/pizza
/home/user/beep /home/user/beep
/home/user/boop /home/user/boop
`` ```
now that you got a stack, you can easily start your stack. now that you got a stack, you can easily start your stack.