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@clustercost/cli

v0.1.1

Published

4 months ago

Interactive installer for the ClusterCost agent and dashboard.

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ClusterCost CLI

An interactive, stylish installer that deploys the ClusterCost agent and dashboard into your Kubernetes cluster. It guides you through Helm-based installation, opens a port-forward to the dashboard, and surfaces helpful debug info when needed.

Requirements

Node.js 18 or later
kubectl configured for the target cluster
helm available in your PATH

Usage

npx @clustercost/cli

From the main menu you can:

Install the ClusterCost agent and dashboard Helm charts
Open a kubectl port-forward to the dashboard service
Print handy debug information (context, namespaces, Helm status)

Development

npm install        # install dependencies
npm run lint       # eslint check for all .mjs modules
npm test           # vitest unit tests

CI runs the same lint + test steps via .github/workflows/ci.yml on every push and pull request.

Publishing

Ensure you are authenticated with npm (npm login) and have access to the @clustercost scope.
Bump the version field in package.json following semver.
Run npm run lint && npm test (or npm run release to lint, test, and publish in one go).
Publish with npm publish --access public.

After the publish completes, consumers can install or run directly via npx @clustercost/cli.

Automated publishing

The workflow in .github/workflows/release.yml can publish for you when a GitHub Release is published (or when manually triggered). Configure the NPM_TOKEN repository secret with an npm token that has publish rights to the @clustercost scope before running it.