Running docker commands from Common Lisp REPLs

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  • cl-virtualbox

    Control VirtualBox from Common Lisp

  • I wanted to run docker commands in a more natural way using Lisp, so I planned to write a package for the same. The original inspiration for this idea came from another Common Lisp package called cl-virtualbox by Fernando Borretti. cl-virtualbox is a library that allows you to control VirtualBox from Common Lisp, by calling the vboxmanage command.

  • cl-docker

    Run your docker commands from your favorite Common Lisp REPLs

  • So our new package called cl-docker will allow us to control Docker from Common Lisp by calling the docker command.

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