NOTE: This repository is archived and its content has been moved to individual repositories in knative-sandbox.

Knative Client Contributions

This repository is the place for curated contributions for the Knative client, especially Knative plugins

Plugins

All plugins are stored below the plugins/ directory. Currently, you can find the following plugins there:

kn-hello

kn-hello is a "Hello World" plugin which also serves as a blueprint for new plugins. It contains the pieces that a mandatory for any new (golang based) plugin.

I.e. it demonstrates:

• How the package structure should look like
• How the README and documentation should be structured
• How CI and testing, in general, can be setup
• Contains a sample build tool build.sh which can easily be customized

kn-admin

kn-admin helps in configuring a Knative installation on Kubernetes.

kn-migration

kn-migration helps in migrating the Knative services from source cluster to destination cluster.

list of plugins to be continued ...

How to contribute a plugin

First of all, thank you for considering to contribute a kn plugin. That's so awesome, and we love contributions!

Before you start to craft a pull request, please consider to perform the following step:

• Enter the Knative #cli slack and discuss you plugin idea there first.
• When creating a PR, please follow the following process:
  • Copy over the plugin from the directory plugins/hello to a new directory with your plugins short name (i.e. the command name), also below plugins/. E.g. plugins/awesome if you are about to create a kn-awesome plugin enriching kn with a kn awesome command.
  • Put your code in the pkg/ and cmd/ directories, similar to the existing code.
  • Check and adapt the top-level comments and variables in hack/build.sh to reflect your plugins settings.
  • Adapt and add to the README.md which is supposed to serve as full documentation for your plugin. See the example section given there and replace it with the content for your plugin. Especially reference documentation is required as well as an example section.
  • Adapt the approved in the OWNERS file to fill in the maintainers of your plugin, but also leave the existing folks in that file (as a fallback)
  • Be sure that your plugin is entire self-contained. I.e. it must not depend on anything above its directory and should set up its dependencies.
• Work with the reviewers to get your PR integrated.

Please note that all plugins in this repository share the same release cycle and release cadence, which is currently six weeks together with the Knative client release.