Do you enjoy running Docker on shitty, resource limited VPS instances? Me too, that's why I made Dockyard, a blazingly fast Docker management TUI written in Rust!

Container Management:

• View all containers with real-time stats (CPU/MEM usage)
• Start, stop, restart, and remove containers
• Pause and unpause running containers
• Interactive shell access (exec into containers with /bin/bash or /bin/sh)
• View detailed container information (ID, image, status, ports, environment variables, labels, volumes, networks)
• Stream container logs in real-time with auto-scroll
• Toggle between showing all containers or just running ones

Image Management:

• Browse all Docker images with repository, tag, ID, size, and creation date
• Pull new images with real-time progress streaming
• Remove images (normal or forced deletion)
• Filter dangling images
• Sort images by creation date or size (ascending/descending)
• View detailed image information (architecture, OS, environment variables, labels, exposed ports)
• Prune unused images

Performance Features:

• Viewport-aware stats fetching (only fetches data for visible containers)
• Staggered API requests to prevent CPU spikes
• Configurable stats polling interval (1-10 seconds)
• Auto-refresh for container and image lists
• Synchronous UI rendering for zero-latency updates
• Separate background tasks for list fetching vs stats collection

UI/UX Features:

• Tabbed interface to switch between container and image views
• Status bar showing available keybindings for current view
• Help menu with all keyboard shortcuts
• Confirmation prompts for destructive operations
• Real-time progress indicators for long-running operations
• Visual indicators for container states (running, paused, stopped)
• Stale data indicators for outdated stats