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@kwirthmagnify/kwirth-plugin-fileman

v0.2.30

Published

File Manager channel plugin for Kwirth

Downloads

733

Readme

Fileman

A channel for Kwirth that turns any running container into a file manager, inside the browser.

Browse the container's filesystem, view and edit text and config files in place, and upload, download, copy, move, rename, create and delete — without kubectl cp, without kubectl exec, and without a shell on the machine you happen to be sitting at.

Kwirth is an open-source Kubernetes observability and operations tool: logs, metrics, events and more, in real time, extended with plugins like this one. Website: https://kwirthmagnify.dev · Source: https://github.com/kwirthmagnify/kwirth

What it is for

  • Reading a config the container actually has, not the one you think you mounted.
  • Fixing a file in place while you work out what is wrong.
  • Getting a file out — a heap dump, a core, a log that never made it to stdout.
  • Putting a file in for a test, without rebuilding an image.

Installing it

From Kwirth: ☰ → Manage extensions → Plugins, find File Manager in the marketplace and install it.

⚠️ It reaches the container's filesystem, so treat access to it as you would a shell: give the scope to whoever you would let in with kubectl exec, and no one else. Its RBAC scopes are declared by the plugin and manageable from Kwirth's security screens: fileman$user browses, fileman$read opens and downloads, fileman$write modifies.

🔴 Upgrade to 0.2.29 if you are on an earlier version. Until it, only the scope was checked and not the TARGET: a session opened on a container the key allowed could read and write any container in the cluster by changing the path in the request. Both are now enforced, on every path — browsing included.

⚠️ The namespaces, pods and containers of a key are regular expressions matched anywhere in the name, so a grant on kwirth also reaches kwirth-system. Write ^kwirth$ to mean one and no other.

Development

npm install
node build.mjs          # typechecks, then builds dist/ (front.js, back.js, package.json, README.md)
node watch.mjs          # rebuilds on every change, without typecheck

To run it from source, add it to back/kwirth-dev.json as "fileman": "../plugins/fileman/dist". The core caches a plugin's back.js: after a back change, restart the Kwirth back; the front reloads on its own.

License

Same as Kwirth — see https://github.com/kwirthmagnify/kwirth.