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===================================================================== DEPRECATION REMINDER! The following functions and APIS are no longer available: - FZF_HEAD : use FZF as a drop-in replacement - FZF_TAIL : use FZF as a drop-in replacement - SCWRYPTS__GET_RUNSTRING__zsh_v3 : upgrade to zsh/scwrypts v4 runstrings --- Bug Fixes ---------------------------- - removed legacy INFO references in plugins/kubectl - the zsh-builder plugin (CTRL+Y) now show clean helpdocs (no more visual terminal artifacts) --- New Features ------------------------- - differentiate manual / managed versions of scwrypts in versioning; this will prevent 'scwrypts --update' from operating against managed installations - created SCWRYPTS__GET_RUNSTRING__zsh__generic to provide an easy way to write custom runstrings; this will do all the nice things default zsh/scwrypts v4 do (multiflag separation, help flag injection, USAGE definitions, and required MAIN() {} wrapper). |
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.config | ||
driver | ||
lib | ||
meta | ||
get-context | ||
get-namespace | ||
kubectl.scwrypts.zsh | ||
README.md | ||
serve | ||
set-context | ||
set-namespace |
Kubernetes kubectl
Helper Plugin
Leverages a local redis
application to quickly and easily set an alias k
for kubectl --context <some-context> --namespace <some-namespace>
.
Much like scwrypts environments, k
aliases are only shared amongst session with the same SCWRYPTS_ENV
to prevent accidental cross-contamination.
Getting Started
Enable the plugin in ~/.config/scwrypts/config.zsh
by adding SCWRYPTS_PLUGIN_ENABLED__KUBECTL=1
.
Use k
as your new kubectl
and checkout k --help
and k meta --help
.