kubectl output in your terminal? This small tool with a self-explanatory name has you covered.🌈 kubecolor works as a wrapper for your
kubectl command, adding colours to its output. That should be enough to give it a try! Anyway, here are some other brief facts on kubecolor:- You can customise the colours used in the tool.
- You can use kubecolor as a complete alternative to
kubectl — e.g., add alias kubectl="kubecolor" to your .bash_profile.- It works for both
kubectl and oc (OpenShift CLI).- Autocompletion is available. There are instructions for Bash, zsh, fish, and PowerShell.
- Not all kubectl subcommands are supported, and the kubectl plugins’ output is not colorised at the moment.
- It is written in Go and installable as a binary or using Homebrew, Scoop, Nix, AUR, and Termux (Android).
▶️ GitHub repo: https://github.com/kubecolor/kubecolor
P. S. Originally, the project was launched and available at hidetatz/kubecolor. However, this repo was archived a year ago. Now, it goes on as kubecolor/kubecolor, which is “a heavily modified version of the original KubeColor”.
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