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glow

The glow command line interface.

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📦 Installation

pip install glow-cli

You can set up configuration in ~/.glow/commands/<task>.yml

🚀 Usage

g list

🦋 Templating

Say you set up a config at "./commands/pod-shell.yml"

description: |
  Entering the shell of the 1st pod that matches the keyword
command: |
  kubectl exec -it $(kubectl get pods | grep { kw } | head -n 1 | awk '{print $1}') -- /bin/bash
inputs:
  kw:
    description: keyword to match
    type: str

you can run the command with:

g ./commands/pod-shell.yml --kw "app1"

Or you can store the configuration by

g install ./commands/pod-shell.yml

Then you can run the command with:

g pod-shell --kw "app1"

Setup Configs and Secrets

Setup(CRUD) secrets

# to make secret token accessible to g command line
g secrets add SOME_TOKEN

g secrets list
g secrets remove SOME_TOKEN

Setup(CRUD) configs

g config add SOME_CONFIG "us-east-1"
g config list
g config remove SOME_CONFIG

🦙 LLM in CLI 💻

Why memorize commands when you can just ask?

Then you can try:

g llm "redub a.mp4 file with b.mp3, save to c.mp4 with fps 12"

Or you can ask other things in general:

g llm "explain btree to me"

Or with certain flavor to the robot role

g llm "explain btree to me" "you are a poet return everything in homer style"

✨ combine with other commands

Here's some good use cases to combine with other commands

g llm "shell into one of the pods: $(kubectl get pods) with keyword app1"
g llm "please summarize the commit message for $(git diff)"
g llm "can you explain the structure of this folder: $(ls -l)"

Choose other model

Use the following to choose other model

g configs add GLOW_LLM

Glow hub

Setup a hub on github to manage your glow commands. Say if the hub is at https://github.com/repo_owner/hub

Example structure of a hub:

./
├── README.md
├── glow
│   ├── README.md
│   ├── script-1.yml
│   ├── build-image.yml
│   ├── deploy-abc.yml

Setup

g secrets add GH_PATH
g configs add GLOW_HUB_OWNER repo_owner
g configs add GLOW_HUB_REPO hub

Install script

g glowhub script-1.yml

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