Usage

Dispatch

Kele provides kele-dispatch as a launchpad for all subsequent Kele functionality. If you ever forget what the keybinding is for what you’re trying to accomplish, reach for kele-dispatch.

Working with Resources

Interacting with resources in Kele centers around the s-k r prefix, which is bound to kele-resource.

kele-resource allows you to act on specific resource kinds. With kele-resource, you can, for example:

• Look up a given Kubernetes object by name, fetch its manifest, and display it in a separate buffer;
• List out all resources of a given type.

kele-resource will first prompt you to select the kind that you’d like to work with, after which you can choose to get a specific object of that kind by name. If the resource is namespaced, you will also be presented with the option to choose the namespace to select from.

Getting a single resource

You can get a single resource of the given kind with:

s-k r <kind name> g <resource name>`

This is bound to kele-get.

Listing all resources of a single kind

You can list all resources of a single kind with:

s-k r <kind name> l

This is bound to kele-list.

This will list all resources of the specified group-version and kind in a separate buffer in a table. From here, you can:

• Click any of the header columns to sort the list;
• Refresh the list with g;
• Click or hit RET on any of the entries to display its full manifest in a separate buffer.

Refreshing a resource

You can press g in a kele-get buffer to re-fetch and refresh the current resource.

Contexts

Kele commands involving Kubernetes contexts center around the s-k c prefix (kele-config).

Managing proxy servers

Kele allows for starting and stopping HTTP proxies for each context. The status of each context’s proxy is displayed in the annotations for each cluster completion candidate.

Demo