kubectlgetall

List all CR's for all CRD types on a cluster in a given namespace.

Requires kubectl to be installed.

Installation

Installing with no external dependencies.

pipx install kubectallgetall

Install with nice formatting.

pipx install kubectallgetall[rich]

Usage

kubectlgetall <namespace>

There are some flags that can be passed.

kubectlgetall --help
usage: kubectlgetall [-h] [-n NAMESPACE] [-A] [--version] [-s]
                     [-e [EXCLUDE ...]] [-o {tty,json,sqlite}] [-d DATABASE]
                     [-l LABEL] [--debug]

Returns a list of CR for the different CRDs in a given namespace

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -n, --namespace NAMESPACE
                        Namespace to get resources from.
  -A, --all-namespaces  If present, list all objects across all namespaces.
                        Specifinig --namespace will be ignored
  --version             show program's version number and exit
  -s, --sort            Prints the resources in an order. Initial results take
                        longer to show. Unsorted return results faster but can
                        hit rate limits.
  -e, --exclude [EXCLUDE ...]
                        Exclude crd types. Multiple can be excluded eg: "-e
                        <CRD> <CRD>"
  -o, --output {tty,json,sqlite}
                        Changes the output format of the results (default:
                        tty)
  -d, --database DATABASE
                        Path to the sqlite file to save the results. If the
                        file does not exist it will be created.
  -l, --label LABEL     Set the label that will be saved with entries when
                        using the --database option.
  --debug               Enable debug mode.

Dev

Creating the changelog

On new changes a news fragment is required. This can be created by and news fragments to the changes directory. These files are should have the following naming schema <issue id>.<feature|bugfix|dic|removal|misc>. Using towncrier create -c "change message" <file name> will also create the file for you in the correct location.