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This repository implements a single kubectl plugin for switching the namespace that the current KUBECONFIG context points to. In order to remain as indestructive as possible, no existing contexts are modified.

Note: go-get or vendor this package as k8s.io/sample-cli-plugin.

This particular example demonstrates how to perform basic operations such as:

  • How to create a new custom command that follows kubectl patterns
  • How to obtain a user's KUBECONFIG settings and modify them
  • How to make general use of the provided "cli-runtime" set of helpers for kubectl and third-party plugins

It makes use of the genericclioptions in k8s.io/cli-runtime to generate a set of configuration flags which are in turn used to generate a raw representation of the user's KUBECONFIG, as well as to obtain configuration which can be used with RESTClients when sending requests to a kubernetes api server.

Details

The sample cli plugin uses the client-go library to patch an existing KUBECONFIG file in a user's environment in order to update context information to point the client to a new or existing namespace.

In order to be as non-destructive as possible, no existing contexts are modified in any way. Rather, the current context is examined, and matched against existing contexts to find a context containing the same "AuthInfo" and "Cluster" information, but with the newly desired namespace requested by the user.

Purpose

This is an example of how to build a kubectl plugin using the same set of tools and helpers available to kubectl.

Running

# assumes you have a working KUBECONFIG
$ go build cmd/kubectl-ns.go
# place the built binary somewhere in your PATH
$ cp ./kubectl-ns /usr/local/bin
# you can now begin using this plugin as a regular kubectl command:# update your configuration to point to "new-namespace"
$ kubectl ns new-namespace
# any kubectl commands you perform from now on will use "new-namespace"
$ kubectl get pod
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
new-namespace-pod 1/1 Running 0 1h
# list all of the namespace in use by contexts in your KUBECONFIG
$ kubectl ns --list
# show the namespace that the currently set context in your KUBECONFIG points to
$ kubectl ns

Use Cases

This plugin can be used as a developer tool, in order to quickly view or change the current namespace that kubectl points to.

It can also be used as a means of showcasing usage of the cli-runtime set of utilities to aid in third-party plugin development.

Cleanup

You can "uninstall" this plugin from kubectl by simply removing it from your PATH:

$ rm /usr/local/bin/kubectl-ns

Compatibility

HEAD of this repository will match HEAD of k8s.io/apimachinery and k8s.io/client-go.

Where does it come from?

sample-cli-plugin is synced from https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/staging/src/k8s.io/sample-cli-plugin. Code changes are made in that location, merged into k8s.io/kubernetes and later synced here.

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sample-cli-plugin
This repository implements a single kubectl plugin for switching the namespace
that the current KUBECONFIG context points to. In order to remain as indestructive
as possible, no existing contexts are modified.
Note: go-get or vendor this package as k8s.io/sample-cli-plugin.
This particular example demonstrates how to perform basic operations such as:
  • How to create a new custom command that follows kubectl patterns
  • How to obtain a user's KUBECONFIG settings and modify them
  • How to make general use of the provided "cli-runtime" set of helpers for kubectl and third-party plugins
It makes use of the genericclioptions in k8s.io/cli-runtime
to generate a set of configuration flags which are in turn used to generate a raw representation of
the user's KUBECONFIG, as well as to obtain configuration which can be used with RESTClients when sending
requests to a kubernetes api server.
Details
The sample cli plugin uses the client-go library to patch an existing KUBECONFIG file in a user's environment in order to update context information to point the client to a new or existing namespace.
In order to be as non-destructive as possible, no existing contexts are modified in any way. Rather, the current context is examined, and matched against existing contexts to find a context containing the same "AuthInfo" and "Cluster" information, but with the newly desired namespace requested by the user.
Purpose
This is an example of how to build a kubectl plugin using the same set of tools and helpers available to kubectl.
Running
# assumes you have a working KUBECONFIG
$ go build cmd/kubectl-ns.go
# place the built binary somewhere in your PATH
$ cp ./kubectl-ns /usr/local/bin
# you can now begin using this plugin as a regular kubectl command:# update your configuration to point to "new-namespace"
$ kubectl ns new-namespace
# any kubectl commands you perform from now on will use "new-namespace"
$ kubectl get pod
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
new-namespace-pod 1/1 Running 0 1h
# list all of the namespace in use by contexts in your KUBECONFIG
$ kubectl ns --list
# show the namespace that the currently set context in your KUBECONFIG points to
$ kubectl ns
Use Cases
This plugin can be used as a developer tool, in order to quickly view or change the current namespace
that kubectl points to.
It can also be used as a means of showcasing usage of the cli-runtime set of utilities to aid in
third-party plugin development.
Cleanup
You can "uninstall" this plugin from kubectl by simply removing it from your PATH:
$ rm /usr/local/bin/kubectl-ns

Compatibility
HEAD of this repository will match HEAD of k8s.io/apimachinery and
k8s.io/client-go.
Where does it come from?
sample-cli-plugin is synced from
https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/staging/src/k8s.io/sample-cli-plugin.
Code changes are made in that location, merged into k8s.io/kubernetes and
later synced here.
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sample-cli-plugin
This repository implements a single kubectl plugin for switching the namespace
that the current KUBECONFIG context points to. In order to remain as indestructive
as possible, no existing contexts are modified.
Note: go-get or vendor this package as k8s.io/sample-cli-plugin.
This particular example demonstrates how to perform basic operations such as:
  • How to create a new custom command that follows kubectl patterns
  • How to obtain a user's KUBECONFIG settings and modify them
  • How to make general use of the provided "cli-runtime" set of helpers for kubectl and third-party plugins
It makes use of the genericclioptions in k8s.io/cli-runtime
to generate a set of configuration flags which are in turn used to generate a raw representation of
the user's KUBECONFIG, as well as to obtain configuration which can be used with RESTClients when sending
requests to a kubernetes api server.
Details
The sample cli plugin uses the client-go library to patch an existing KUBECONFIG file in a user's environment in order to update context information to point the client to a new or existing namespace.
In order to be as non-destructive as possible, no existing contexts are modified in any way. Rather, the current context is examined, and matched against existing contexts to find a context containing the same "AuthInfo" and "Cluster" information, but with the newly desired namespace requested by the user.
Purpose
This is an example of how to build a kubectl plugin using the same set of tools and helpers available to kubectl.
Running
# assumes you have a working KUBECONFIG
$ go build cmd/kubectl-ns.go
# place the built binary somewhere in your PATH
$ cp ./kubectl-ns /usr/local/bin
# you can now begin using this plugin as a regular kubectl command:# update your configuration to point to "new-namespace"
$ kubectl ns new-namespace
# any kubectl commands you perform from now on will use "new-namespace"
$ kubectl get pod
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
new-namespace-pod 1/1 Running 0 1h
# list all of the namespace in use by contexts in your KUBECONFIG
$ kubectl ns --list
# show the namespace that the currently set context in your KUBECONFIG points to
$ kubectl ns
Use Cases
This plugin can be used as a developer tool, in order to quickly view or change the current namespace
that kubectl points to.
It can also be used as a means of showcasing usage of the cli-runtime set of utilities to aid in
third-party plugin development.
Cleanup
You can "uninstall" this plugin from kubectl by simply removing it from your PATH:
$ rm /usr/local/bin/kubectl-ns

Compatibility
HEAD of this repository will match HEAD of k8s.io/apimachinery and
k8s.io/client-go.
Where does it come from?
sample-cli-plugin is synced from
https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/staging/src/k8s.io/sample-cli-plugin.
Code changes are made in that location, merged into k8s.io/kubernetes and
later synced here.
About
Sample kubectl plugin
Topics
clikubectlkuberneteskubernetesofficialplugin
Resources
Readme
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sample-cli-plugin
This repository implements a single kubectl plugin for switching the namespace
that the current KUBECONFIG context points to. In order to remain as indestructive
as possible, no existing contexts are modified.
Note: go-get or vendor this package as k8s.io/sample-cli-plugin.
This particular example demonstrates how to perform basic operations such as:
  • How to create a new custom command that follows kubectl patterns
  • How to obtain a user's KUBECONFIG settings and modify them
  • How to make general use of the provided "cli-runtime" set of helpers for kubectl and third-party plugins
It makes use of the genericclioptions in k8s.io/cli-runtime
to generate a set of configuration flags which are in turn used to generate a raw representation of
the user's KUBECONFIG, as well as to obtain configuration which can be used with RESTClients when sending
requests to a kubernetes api server.
Details
The sample cli plugin uses the client-go library to patch an existing KUBECONFIG file in a user's environment in order to update context information to point the client to a new or existing namespace.
In order to be as non-destructive as possible, no existing contexts are modified in any way. Rather, the current context is examined, and matched against existing contexts to find a context containing the same "AuthInfo" and "Cluster" information, but with the newly desired namespace requested by the user.
Purpose
This is an example of how to build a kubectl plugin using the same set of tools and helpers available to kubectl.
Running
# assumes you have a working KUBECONFIG
$ go build cmd/kubectl-ns.go
# place the built binary somewhere in your PATH
$ cp ./kubectl-ns /usr/local/bin
# you can now begin using this plugin as a regular kubectl command:# update your configuration to point to "new-namespace"
$ kubectl ns new-namespace
# any kubectl commands you perform from now on will use "new-namespace"
$ kubectl get pod
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
new-namespace-pod 1/1 Running 0 1h
# list all of the namespace in use by contexts in your KUBECONFIG
$ kubectl ns --list
# show the namespace that the currently set context in your KUBECONFIG points to
$ kubectl ns
Use Cases
This plugin can be used as a developer tool, in order to quickly view or change the current namespace
that kubectl points to.
It can also be used as a means of showcasing usage of the cli-runtime set of utilities to aid in
third-party plugin development.
Cleanup
You can "uninstall" this plugin from kubectl by simply removing it from your PATH:
$ rm /usr/local/bin/kubectl-ns

Compatibility
HEAD of this repository will match HEAD of k8s.io/apimachinery and
k8s.io/client-go.
Where does it come from?
sample-cli-plugin is synced from
https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/staging/src/k8s.io/sample-cli-plugin.
Code changes are made in that location, merged into k8s.io/kubernetes and
later synced here.
About
Sample kubectl plugin
Topics
clikubectlkuberneteskubernetesofficialplugin
Resources
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sample-cli-plugin
This repository implements a single kubectl plugin for switching the namespace
that the current KUBECONFIG context points to. In order to remain as indestructive
as possible, no existing contexts are modified.
Note: go-get or vendor this package as k8s.io/sample-cli-plugin.
This particular example demonstrates how to perform basic operations such as:
  • How to create a new custom command that follows kubectl patterns
  • How to obtain a user's KUBECONFIG settings and modify them
  • How to make general use of the provided "cli-runtime" set of helpers for kubectl and third-party plugins
It makes use of the genericclioptions in k8s.io/cli-runtime
to generate a set of configuration flags which are in turn used to generate a raw representation of
the user's KUBECONFIG, as well as to obtain configuration which can be used with RESTClients when sending
requests to a kubernetes api server.
Details
The sample cli plugin uses the client-go library to patch an existing KUBECONFIG file in a user's environment in order to update context information to point the client to a new or existing namespace.
In order to be as non-destructive as possible, no existing contexts are modified in any way. Rather, the current context is examined, and matched against existing contexts to find a context containing the same "AuthInfo" and "Cluster" information, but with the newly desired namespace requested by the user.
Purpose
This is an example of how to build a kubectl plugin using the same set of tools and helpers available to kubectl.
Running
# assumes you have a working KUBECONFIG
$ go build cmd/kubectl-ns.go
# place the built binary somewhere in your PATH
$ cp ./kubectl-ns /usr/local/bin
# you can now begin using this plugin as a regular kubectl command:# update your configuration to point to "new-namespace"
$ kubectl ns new-namespace
# any kubectl commands you perform from now on will use "new-namespace"
$ kubectl get pod
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
new-namespace-pod 1/1 Running 0 1h
# list all of the namespace in use by contexts in your KUBECONFIG
$ kubectl ns --list
# show the namespace that the currently set context in your KUBECONFIG points to
$ kubectl ns
Use Cases
This plugin can be used as a developer tool, in order to quickly view or change the current namespace
that kubectl points to.
It can also be used as a means of showcasing usage of the cli-runtime set of utilities to aid in
third-party plugin development.
Cleanup
You can "uninstall" this plugin from kubectl by simply removing it from your PATH:
$ rm /usr/local/bin/kubectl-ns

Compatibility
HEAD of this repository will match HEAD of k8s.io/apimachinery and
k8s.io/client-go.
Where does it come from?
sample-cli-plugin is synced from
https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/staging/src/k8s.io/sample-cli-plugin.
Code changes are made in that location, merged into k8s.io/kubernetes and
later synced here.
About
Sample kubectl plugin
Topics
clikubectlkuberneteskubernetesofficialplugin
Resources
Readme
Apache-2.0 license
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sample-cli-plugin
This repository implements a single kubectl plugin for switching the namespace
that the current KUBECONFIG context points to. In order to remain as indestructive
as possible, no existing contexts are modified.
Note: go-get or vendor this package as k8s.io/sample-cli-plugin.
This particular example demonstrates how to perform basic operations such as:
  • How to create a new custom command that follows kubectl patterns
  • How to obtain a user's KUBECONFIG settings and modify them
  • How to make general use of the provided "cli-runtime" set of helpers for kubectl and third-party plugins
It makes use of the genericclioptions in k8s.io/cli-runtime
to generate a set of configuration flags which are in turn used to generate a raw representation of
the user's KUBECONFIG, as well as to obtain configuration which can be used with RESTClients when sending
requests to a kubernetes api server.
Details
The sample cli plugin uses the client-go library to patch an existing KUBECONFIG file in a user's environment in order to update context information to point the client to a new or existing namespace.
In order to be as non-destructive as possible, no existing contexts are modified in any way. Rather, the current context is examined, and matched against existing contexts to find a context containing the same "AuthInfo" and "Cluster" information, but with the newly desired namespace requested by the user.
Purpose
This is an example of how to build a kubectl plugin using the same set of tools and helpers available to kubectl.
Running
# assumes you have a working KUBECONFIG
$ go build cmd/kubectl-ns.go
# place the built binary somewhere in your PATH
$ cp ./kubectl-ns /usr/local/bin
# you can now begin using this plugin as a regular kubectl command:# update your configuration to point to "new-namespace"
$ kubectl ns new-namespace
# any kubectl commands you perform from now on will use "new-namespace"
$ kubectl get pod
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
new-namespace-pod 1/1 Running 0 1h
# list all of the namespace in use by contexts in your KUBECONFIG
$ kubectl ns --list
# show the namespace that the currently set context in your KUBECONFIG points to
$ kubectl ns
Use Cases
This plugin can be used as a developer tool, in order to quickly view or change the current namespace
that kubectl points to.
It can also be used as a means of showcasing usage of the cli-runtime set of utilities to aid in
third-party plugin development.
Cleanup
You can "uninstall" this plugin from kubectl by simply removing it from your PATH:
$ rm /usr/local/bin/kubectl-ns

Compatibility
HEAD of this repository will match HEAD of k8s.io/apimachinery and
k8s.io/client-go.
Where does it come from?
sample-cli-plugin is synced from
https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/staging/src/k8s.io/sample-cli-plugin.
Code changes are made in that location, merged into k8s.io/kubernetes and
later synced here.
About
Sample kubectl plugin
Topics
clikubectlkuberneteskubernetesofficialplugin
Resources
Readme
Apache-2.0 license
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sample-cli-plugin
This repository implements a single kubectl plugin for switching the namespace
that the current KUBECONFIG context points to. In order to remain as indestructive
as possible, no existing contexts are modified.
Note: go-get or vendor this package as k8s.io/sample-cli-plugin.
This particular example demonstrates how to perform basic operations such as:
  • How to create a new custom command that follows kubectl patterns
  • How to obtain a user's KUBECONFIG settings and modify them
  • How to make general use of the provided "cli-runtime" set of helpers for kubectl and third-party plugins
It makes use of the genericclioptions in k8s.io/cli-runtime
to generate a set of configuration flags which are in turn used to generate a raw representation of
the user's KUBECONFIG, as well as to obtain configuration which can be used with RESTClients when sending
requests to a kubernetes api server.
Details
The sample cli plugin uses the client-go library to patch an existing KUBECONFIG file in a user's environment in order to update context information to point the client to a new or existing namespace.
In order to be as non-destructive as possible, no existing contexts are modified in any way. Rather, the current context is examined, and matched against existing contexts to find a context containing the same "AuthInfo" and "Cluster" information, but with the newly desired namespace requested by the user.
Purpose
This is an example of how to build a kubectl plugin using the same set of tools and helpers available to kubectl.
Running
# assumes you have a working KUBECONFIG
$ go build cmd/kubectl-ns.go
# place the built binary somewhere in your PATH
$ cp ./kubectl-ns /usr/local/bin
# you can now begin using this plugin as a regular kubectl command:# update your configuration to point to "new-namespace"
$ kubectl ns new-namespace
# any kubectl commands you perform from now on will use "new-namespace"
$ kubectl get pod
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
new-namespace-pod 1/1 Running 0 1h
# list all of the namespace in use by contexts in your KUBECONFIG
$ kubectl ns --list
# show the namespace that the currently set context in your KUBECONFIG points to
$ kubectl ns
Use Cases
This plugin can be used as a developer tool, in order to quickly view or change the current namespace
that kubectl points to.
It can also be used as a means of showcasing usage of the cli-runtime set of utilities to aid in
third-party plugin development.
Cleanup
You can "uninstall" this plugin from kubectl by simply removing it from your PATH:
$ rm /usr/local/bin/kubectl-ns

Compatibility
HEAD of this repository will match HEAD of k8s.io/apimachinery and
k8s.io/client-go.
Where does it come from?
sample-cli-plugin is synced from
https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/staging/src/k8s.io/sample-cli-plugin.
Code changes are made in that location, merged into k8s.io/kubernetes and
later synced here.
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