[NEW FEATURE] restart should use a different colour

[mrjackwills]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When restarting a container, the columns are still coloured as green

Describe the solution you'd like
A container in a restarting state should use a none green (as current), nor red/yellow color

[omnisci3nce]

Would you be open to someone (noob) contributing this?
I'm new to Rust so I'm looking for some small issues to work on to get my feet wet and I just found your tool after searching for Docker TUIs and really liking it so far.

[mrjackwills]

Yeah absolutely happily accept any PRs, don't worry about being a noob, I still am one

[omnisci3nce]

Fantastic. I'll have a crack at it this weekend.

[omnisci3nce]

I will be setting up a server + bunch of Docker stuff at work in the next few weeks so this TUI will come in handy. Until now I've just been using the commands as-is.

[omnisci3nce]

@mrjackwills Do you have a reliable way of getting into the Restarting state in the TUI? When I use 'restart' on my current docker containers as well as the three you have listed in the README, I do not see the state change to Restarting but rather I see

"running" .. "loading spinner starts" ......................... "see SIGTERM in logs" .. UI stays "running" but maybe flashes a different state or text that I couldn't see

Or is implementing something which turns the UI into "Restarting..." until it goes down then comes back up part of the scope of this issue?

[mrjackwills]

I think you could try two things, not completely tested them though

1. Set the docker refresh rate, with the -d flag, to something shorter, like 50ms

2. Purposefully create a container that has errors in it, for example a redis container in which you supply a conf file, in which you have set an incorrect setting, meaning the container will never correctly start. I'm not sure which setting to change, all I know is I have done this accidentally in the past when trying to create a service.

[omnisci3nce]

Thanks, I'll give that a go.