This VSCode extension builds on top of Kubernetes VSCode extension.
It uses the kubectl api-resources command to discover the set of supported API resources and allows the user to explore various aspects of those resources. It also treas Helm releases the same way and thus provides a unified view.
You can use the following complimentary VSCode extension if you want to view the API Resources in tree like view.
The extension provides a VSCode Webview based expandable table UI to:
the toolbar shows:
Location of KUBECONFIG (~/.kube/config is the default value)
command to edit the KUBECONFIG
command to set a different KUBECONFIG
current context i.e. current cluster + user + namespace combination
kubectl version and Cluster control plane or API server versions
a multi-select dropdown to select the set of Kubernetes namespaces from which the instances of API resources are displayes in the tabular UI
displays the discovered API resources in a table
expanding the API resource row shows all the instances of the API Resource from the selected namespaces. Some API resources are obviously not namespace scoped.
Below are some specific features related to Helm and Kubernetes.
Helm
Helm releases as a API resource type thus unifying the view with Kubernetes API resources
Link to external documentation on Helm
Compare revisions of different releases (choose one of manifest, values, notes, hooks, templates, all)
Compare two diffrent revisions of same release (choose one of manifest, values, notes, hooks, templates, all)
Display the manifest of the selected revision of the Helm release
Describe the complete information about the selected revision of a Helm release
Uninstall all or selected Helm releases
Kubernetes
Display API resources discovered using kubectl api-resources command in a tabular form
Link to external documentation of the API resource
Deletion of all or selected resources of a selected type
