Google Cloud Platform CLI Utils

Have you ever struggled to switch between GCP projects locally ? Are you constantly struggling with the interface of GCP when you want to switch between services and projects ? Here is a simple CLI to simplify your daily life

Requirements

GCLOUD SDK has to be installed on your machine and you have to be logged in

Usage

Switch between projects

If you want to list all projects before choosing one

gcpq s

If you want to search for a specific term in the project name or project id

gcpq s searchTerm

You will see the following output to choose your project from:

$ gcpq mycompanyName
[0] : mycompany-380102 (mycompany)
[1] : mycompany-airbyte (mycompany-airbyte)
[2] : mycompany-chatbot (mycompany-chatbot)
[3] : mycompany-etl (mycompany-etl)
[4] : mycompany-ga4-lehoublon-flo (mycompany-ga4-lehoublon-flo)
[5] : mycompany-guillaume-pde (mycompany-guillaume-pde)
[6] : mycompany-n8n (mycompany-n8n)
[7] : mycompany-terraform (mycompany-terraform)
Enter project number to switch to: 

If you want to automatically switch to the first found project

gcpq searchTerm -a

Opening Google Cloud Interface quickly

If you want to open a service quickly. When you don't specify projects, the current Gcloud set project will be used

gcpq bq

Open multiple services at the same time

gcpq bq,dataform,iam,build,gcs

Aliases have been created for the services. You can see them in the services.yaml file of the repo

Open services on a specific project (you will be able to choose the project matching the search result)

gcpq bq myCompanyName

Open services on a specific project automatically (Will open the first found project)

gcpq bq myCompanyName -a 

Create shortcuts of groups of services

• Open your config file located in ~/.gcpq/config.yaml
• Add new groups of services in the file (follow current structure)

gcpq myGroupName 

Add a friendly name for a project

Add a friendly name that will help find the projects in the future. Friendly name are searchable

gcpq a searchTerm

searchTerm is optional

Modifying GCPQ

If you need to modify the package, you can test your modifications with poetry run gcpq

poetry run gcpq bq