fchenv

A simple script which change the Google Cloud Platform configuration and Kubernetes cluster context in same time.

I really need this "tool" in every day working.

Requirements:

• Google Cloud SDK (command line tool)
• Kubernetes command line tool
• fish shell
• ENV VARIABLES
  • PRODUCTION_DOMAIN_SUFFIX
  • PILOT_DOMAIN_SUFFIX
  • DEVELOPMENT_DOMAIN_SUFFIX
  • GCLOUD_CONFIGURATIONS_PATH default: ~/.config/gcloud/configurations

Installation

Just run finstall.sh.

Usage

Usage:
        fchenv [options]

Options:
        help    Show this help.
        list    Show list of valid environments.
                Extra options:
                details                 List environments with details
                prod or production      List 'production' environment(s)
                edu or educational      List 'educational' environment(s)
                pilot                   List 'pilot' environment(s)
                team                    List 'team' environment(s)
                test                    List 'test' environment(s)

                List parameter understand combination of environments like 'prod,edu'. Separate the environments list with comma (,).
                
        set     Set the selected environment for 'gcloud' and 'kubectl'.
        reload  Reload the current environment.
        clear   Clear the variables and unset 'kubectl' context and set `default` 'gcloud' profile

Extras

It works with my fish_prompt

chenv (old version)

Requirements:

• Google Cloud SDK (command line tool)
• Kubernetes command line tool
• fish shell
• ENV VARIABLES
  • PRODUCTION_DOMAIN
  • PILOT_DOMAIN
  • DEV_DOMAIN

Usage:
        chenv [options]

Options:

        list                    list all environments
        [ENVIRONMENT_NAME]      change 'gcloud' and 'kubectl' contexts
        reload                  reload the current environment

It does not have autosuggestion or filtering features.