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-f --from [arg] Name from context to use for get infos. Required.
-n --namespace [arg] Namespace to usage. Default=default
-r --resource [arg] Name of resource to wish obtain infos. Default=all
-o --output [arg] Output format. Default=json
-d --download Obtain a resource from '-f or --from' and save in folder.
-h --help Show message help
Params --namesapce or -n, --resource or -r, --output or -o are default values Use kubeio -h or kubeio --help to see default values.
$ kubeio -f minikube
'all.json' file saved successfully
$ kubeio -f minikube -r deployments/xpto
'deployments_xpto.json' file saved successfully
$ kubeio -f minikube -r deployments/xpto -o wide
'deployments_xpto.wide' file saved successfully
$ kubeio -f minikube -r deployments/xpto -o wide -n default
'deployments/xpto' applied with successfully
$ kubeio -f minikube -r deployments/xpto -o wide -n default -d
'deployments_xpto.wide' file saved successfully
$ kubeio --from minikube
'all.json' file saved successfully
$ kubeio --from minikube --resource deployments/xpto
'deployments_xpto.json' file saved successfully
$ kubeio --from minikube --resource deployments/xpto --output wide
'deployments_xpto.wide' file saved successfully
$ kubeio --from minikube --resource deployments/xpto --output wide --namespace default
'deployments/xpto' applied with successfully
$ kubeio --from minikube --resource deployments/xpto --output wide --namespace default --download
'deployments_xpto.wide' file saved successfully
Check out a copy of the kubeio repository. Then, either add the kubeio
bin
directory to your $PATH
, or run the provided install.sh
command with the location to the prefix in which you want to install
kubeio. For example, to install Bats into /usr/local
,
$ git clone [repository_url]
$ cd kubeio
$ ./install.sh /usr/local
Note that you may need to run install.sh
with sudo
if you do not
have permission to write to the installation prefi