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# HeroPods CLI
The `hero pods` command provides a Docker/Podman-like CLI interface for managing HeroPods containers.
## Installation
Build the hero CLI:
```bash
v -o ~/hero cli/hero.v
```
## Commands
### List Containers
```bash
hero pods ps
```
Lists all containers (running and stopped) with their status and PID.
### List Images
```bash
hero pods images ls
```
Lists all available container images with size and creation time.
### Create Container
```bash
hero pods create --name mycontainer alpine_3_20
# or with Docker URL
hero pods create --name mycontainer --docker-url docker.io/library/alpine:3.20
```
Creates a new container from an image.
### Start Container
```bash
hero pods start mycontainer
```
Starts a stopped container.
### Stop Container
```bash
hero pods stop mycontainer
```
Stops a running container.
### Remove Container
```bash
hero pods rm mycontainer
# Force remove running container
hero pods rm --force mycontainer
```
Removes/deletes a container.
### Execute Command
```bash
hero pods exec mycontainer ls -la
hero pods exec mycontainer /bin/sh
```
Executes a command inside a running container.
### Inspect Container
```bash
hero pods inspect mycontainer
```
Shows detailed information about a container including:
- Status (running/stopped)
- PID (if running)
- Network namespace access commands
- Crun management commands
## Example Workflow
```bash
# List available images
hero pods images ls
# Create a container
hero pods create --name test1 alpine_3_20
# Start the container
hero pods start test1
# Execute commands in the container
hero pods exec test1 ip addr show
hero pods exec test1 ping -c 2 8.8.8.8
# Inspect the container
hero pods inspect test1
# Stop the container
hero pods stop test1
# Remove the container
hero pods rm test1
```
## Manual Container Access
For manual testing and debugging, you can access containers directly using the information from `hero pods inspect`:
```bash
# Get container PID
hero pods inspect mycontainer
# Access container network namespace
nsenter -t <PID> -n ip addr show
# Get shell in container
nsenter -t <PID> -n -m -p /bin/sh
# Use crun directly
crun --root /Users/user/.heropods/default/runtime exec mycontainer /bin/sh
```
## Notes
- All containers are managed by the default HeroPods instance
- Container networking uses bridge mode with automatic IP allocation
- Images are pulled and extracted using Podman
- The OCI runtime used is crun