🥤 kele.el (Kubernetes Enablement Layer for Emacs)

Kele (kě lè, or kə-ˈlə) (“Kubernetes Enablement Layer for Emacs”) is a Kubernetes cluster management package. It empowers you to perform operations as coarse or fine-grained as you need, fast, and get back to your work.

Kele comes with “batteries included.” It contains several integrations with noteworthy packages, e.g. Embark, that you can take advantage of in your own configs.

For full documentation, please visit jonathanj.in/kele.el.

Kele is not an official Kubernetes project.

Highlights

Feature	TLDR	Screenshot
Resource listing	Kele improves upon the `kubectl get` interface with a sortable, color-coded, tabular view
Resource-specific actions	Kele provides contextual actions based on the resource you’ve selected
Menu bar integration	Change context and namespace from the GUI menu bar
`doom-modeline` integration	Show the active kubectl context + default namespace in the modeline

Getting Started

The Hard Way

Clone this repository and put it in your load-path.

Use-package + Straight

(use-package kele
  :straight t
  :config
  (kele-mode 1))

About the Name

The name Kele comes from the Mandarin term for cola, 可乐 (kě lè). It is also an abbreviation of “Kubernetes Enablement Layer for Emacs.”

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