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@a9s/cli

v1.7.0

Published

k9s-style TUI navigator for AWS services

Readme

a9s

npm version CI GitHub release

k9s-style TUI navigator for AWS services. Inspired by k9s.

Installation

Global install (recommended)

npm install -g @a9s/cli
a9s

Local install + npx

npm install @a9s/cli
npx @a9s/cli

Usage

Launch the TUI:

a9s

Navigation

  • Arrow keys / hjkl: Navigate between rows
  • Tab: Switch between columns (sort/filter)
  • Enter: Drill into details or navigate to the next level
  • Backspace: Go back to the previous level
  • / (slash): Search/filter current view
  • :: Command mode (e.g., :services to list available services)
  • ?: Show help panel with all keybindings for current context

Service Switching

Press :services to see the list of available AWS services and switch between them.

Common Operations

  • d: Open detail panel for selected row (shows metadata like ARN, tags, etc.)
  • y + key: Yank/copy shortcuts:
    • y+n → copy name
    • y+a → copy ARN
    • y+k → copy S3 key or other identifiers
  • f: Fetch/download S3 objects to local path
  • e: Edit and upload (opens selected item in $EDITOR)
  • v: Toggle reveal/hide secrets (Secrets Manager)

Services Supported

| Service | Status | Features | | --------------- | ------ | ----------------------------------------------- | | S3 | ✅ | Browse buckets, objects, download, edit, delete | | IAM | ✅ | List users, roles, policies | | Route 53 | ✅ | List hosted zones, records | | Secrets Manager | ✅ | View, edit, and upload secrets | | DynamoDB | ✅ | List tables, view items |

Features

  • Responsive tables with sortable columns
  • Service switching with :services command
  • VIM-inspired shortcuts (hjkl navigation, commands)
  • Yank mode for quick copy operations
  • Detail panels showing rich metadata
  • In-editor editing with upload confirmation
  • Search/filter with / key
  • Help system with context-sensitive keybindings
  • LocalStack support for offline development

Development

Prerequisites

  • Node.js 18+
  • pnpm (for package management)
  • Docker (for LocalStack)

Setup

pnpm install

Run Against LocalStack

Start LocalStack + seed data:

pnpm localstack:setup

Run the TUI (connects to LocalStack on port 4566):

pnpm dev:local

Run Against AWS

Connect to your AWS account:

pnpm dev

This will use your ~/.aws/credentials and AWS_REGION environment variable.

Testing

pnpm test       # Run tests
pnpm typecheck  # Type checking
pnpm build      # Build TypeScript to dist/

Project Structure

src/
  index.tsx          - CLI entry point (commander)
  App.tsx            - Main TUI state machine & layout
  types.ts           - Core types (ColumnDef, TableRow, etc.)
  services.ts        - Service registry
  adapters/          - ServiceAdapter implementations for each AWS service
  views/             - Service-specific views (s3, iam, route53, dynamodb, secretsmanager)
  components/        - Ink/React components (Table, HUD, DetailPanel, etc.)
  hooks/             - Custom React hooks (navigation, state, etc.)
  constants/         - Keybindings, commands
scripts/
  seed.ts            - LocalStack test data seeding
docker/
  docker-compose.yml - LocalStack with services

Goals

Services (Planned)

  • [x] S3
  • [x] IAM
  • [x] Route 53
  • [x] DynamoDB
  • [x] Secrets Manager
  • [ ] EC2
  • [ ] ELB
  • [ ] CloudFront

Features (Planned)

  • [x] Responsive tables
  • [x] Service switching
  • [x] VIM shortcuts
  • [x] Yank operations
  • [x] Detail panels
  • [x] Edit & upload
  • [ ] Smart cross-service navigation (e.g., Route53 → ELB)

License

MIT