# postgres / docker

# first install docker on your mac, and start it.  you should see the whale widget in task bar

# pull the docker postgres image (for more info see, https://hub.docker.com/_/postgres/ )
docker pull postgres
# run your new sql container
docker run --name tricker-postgres -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=mysecretpassword -d postgres

# see the active docker containers
docker ps

# copy your sql file from your computer (host) into the docker container (make sure you’re in same dir as the sql file)
docker cp create.sql tricker-postgres:/create.sql

# connect to container command line, note the ugly docker instance id from docker ps above, and insert below instead of 1d62,  you don’t have to use the entire 100+ char string, just the first few letters
docker exec -i -t 1d62 /bin/bash

# create your database, named trix in this case
createdb -h localhost -U postgres trix

# confirm you created it, first connect to postgres
psql -U postgres

# then show databases, you should see your new db listed (among others)
\l

#connect to database 
\c trix
# quit
\q    

# run your create command
psql -U postgres -d trix -f create.sql

#show the tables (you should see the one you just created)
\dt

# show columns in the table we just created
\d+ city

# quit postgres client
\q
# exit the contain
exit
# remove the docker image
docker rm tricker-postgres