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dtt is the text-mode interface for docker and kubectl command. the ui of dtt is inspired by vim, ranger and tig.

A main usecase for dtt is to login container or pod with shell.

Exec dtt command and move to container with j or k key (like vim) and press Enter-key when you want to login the container or pod.

You can exec another shell or command with X key when you select the container or pod.

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