Bluebird is a TUI application to allow you to search through a number of hierarchical commands and execute them quickly. Ideal for executing SSH sessions to servers or running complex commands on Kubernetes.
To get started, you'll need a config file. By default, this lives in ~/.bluebird.yaml. This file contains all the commands that you want to be able to access through the bluebird tool.
The first (and only) thing you need to configure is what items you want to be accessible. This is done by providing an array of items. At present, an "item" can be one of two types: a list or a command. A list is sub-list which allows you to group commands and a command is something that will be executed when it is selected.
items:
- name: My Servers
description: SSH to my servers
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type: list
listOptions:
items:
- name: Primary server
type: command
commandOptions:
command: ssh primary.example.com
- name: Secondary server
type: command
commandOptions:
command: ssh secondary.example.com