Helps with changing the current Kubernetes cluster of kubectl by managing ~/.kube config files.
It's really similar with kubectx (And I still use it), but it's better suited for when working with config files downloaded from the Digital Ocean dashboard.
Just clone it and add it to your bin path:
$ git clone git@github.com:fschuindt/kswap.git && cd kswap
$ sudo chmod +x kswap.sh && sudo cp kswap.sh /usr/bin/kswap
Check if it's working:
$ kswap v
v0.0.1a
Add all your DO K8s config files to the ~/.kube path as .yaml files (.yml won't work). Make sure you don't have anything important at the ~/.kube/config file, we'll use this file to store your current config, so anything residing on it will be lost.
$ kswap
Will list all your available configs and point out the current one. (If there's one).
$ kswap config-name
Changes the current K8s config to the chosen one.
$ kswap v
Displays kswap version.
$ kswap h
Displays a usage guide.
The software is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.