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@k8slens/bookmarks

v0.1.0

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Bookmark lists and resources of your clusters and web pages under a Bookmarks item in the Lens navigator, and pin them to the hotbar.

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@k8slens/bookmarks

Name the places in Lens you keep going back to, and get back to them in one click. Bookmarks sit under a Bookmarks item at the top of the navigator. A bookmark can point at a list of a cluster (its pods, deployments, nodes and so on), a Kubernetes resource or any web page.

Features

  • Bookmark a list of a cluster: right-click the cluster in the navigator, open Bookmark… and pick the list: Pods, Deployments, Nodes and the rest. The suggested name starts with the cluster's name, such as "colima: Pods".
  • Bookmark a list from the navigator: right-click a list such as Pods under a cluster and choose Bookmark…. Where Lens does not tell which cluster the list belongs to, the row is greyed out and says to right-click the cluster instead.
  • Bookmark a Kubernetes resource: right-click a pod, a deployment or any other resource in a list, or use the menu button at the end of its row, and choose Bookmark…. The suggested name starts with the cluster's name, such as "colima: Pod default/nginx".
  • Bookmark a URL: right-click Bookmarks in the navigator and choose Bookmark a URL…, or run Bookmarks: Bookmark a URL from the command palette.
  • Name your bookmarks: every bookmark gets a name when you add it, and you can rename it at any time.

Usage

Bookmarks are listed by name. Click one under Bookmarks in the navigator to open it:

  • A Kubernetes resource bookmark opens the resource's details. If the cluster isn't connected yet, Lens connects it first.
  • A URL bookmark opens the page in your default browser.
  • A list bookmark opens that list of its cluster, connecting the cluster first if needed.
  • A bookmark of another navigator item is shown greyed out and says why it cannot be opened.

Each bookmark shows an icon for what it points at: a web page, a cluster, or one of the cluster's lists, each list with an icon of its own. A bookmarked resource shows the icon of its kind's list. Icons are drawn in the colour of the bookmark's cluster.

Right-click a bookmark to Open it, Rename… it (Edit… for a URL bookmark, which also lets you change the address) or Remove it, and Add to hotbar to pin it to the hotbar along the left edge, where a click opens it. Remove from hotbar, in the same menu or in the hotbar item's own, takes it off again; removing a bookmark takes it off the hotbar too.

Bookmarks are kept across restarts of Lens.

What changed in each version is in CHANGELOG.md.