Modified start.sh for Docker Toolbox.

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Modified start.sh for Docker Toolbox.

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Last edited Mar 21, 2016

Created on Mar 21, 2016

This example shows a Bash script that automates the setup of a Docker Toolbox virtual machine, specifically creating and starting the default VM and regenerating its certificates when needed. It demonstrates shell scripting for environment configuration, using commands like `docker-machine create`, `docker-machine start`, and `docker-machine env`, alongside VirtualBox’s `VBoxManage` to check VM existence. The script also defines a `docker` function that wraps `docker.exe` with `MSYS_NO_PATHCONV` to handle path conversion on Windows, and it prints a status message with the VM’s IP address. The code relies on standard Bash utilities and conditional logic, not on any external visualization library.

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