New library kubed.el for interacting with Kubernetes

[Eshel Yaron <me@eshelyaron.com>]

Hi all,

I'd like to propose my library kubed.el for inclusion in Emacs core or
GNU ELPA.  Emacs already has support for Kubernetes in Tramp, which lets
you work "in" containers in Kubernetes pods.  kubed.el adds the ability
to work "on" Kubernetes resources.  Namely, it lets you list, edit,
create, display, and delete various Kubernetes resources.

kubed.el uses an elaborate macro kubed-define-resource to define common
commands for supported Kubernetes resources types.  This allows kubed.el
to remain concise while providing support for many kinds of resources.
Like Tramp's Kubernetes integration, kubed.el uses the kubectl command
to communicate with Kubernetes.  No external Lisp packages are required.

You can find the library here:

https://git.sr.ht/~eshel/emacs/tree/main/item/lisp/net/kubed.el

Here's an excerpt from the Commentary section:

;; This library defines commands for interacting with Kubernetes
;; resources, such as Kuberenetes pods, services, deployments, and more.
;;
;; Use `kubed-display-pod' to display a Kuberenetes pod,
;; `kubed-edit-pod' to edit it, `kubed-delete-pods' to delete it, and
;; `kubed-list-pods' to see a menu of all pods.  You can create new pods
;; from YAML or JSON files with `kubed-create-pod'.  To update the list
;; of current pods, use `kubed-update-pods' or `kubed-update-all'.
;;
;; Similar commands are defined for other types of resources as well.
;;
;; This library interacts with Kuberenetes via `kubectl', and uses the
;; current `kubectl' context and namespace.  To change your current
;; Kuberenetes context or namespace, use `kubed-use-context' and
;; `kubed-set-namespace'; all resource lists are updated automatically
;; after you do so.  In addition, you can use the minor mode
;; `kubed-all-namespaces-mode' to see resources from all namespaces.
;;
;; If you want to work with more or different types of Kubernetes
;; resources, use the macro `kubed-define-resource'.  This macro defines
;; some common functions and commands that'll get you started with ease.


Comments, thoughts and suggestions would be most welcome, thanks,

Eshel