A TUI navigator for rendered Helm YAML output with tree navigation and syntax highlighting.
Built with Textual.
The easiest way to use helm-yaml-tui is through pipx,
which will create a clean environment for our installation and its dependencies:
$ pipx install helm-yaml-tui
Afterwards, you can execute helm-yaml-tui directly in your terminal.
Instead of installing with pipx install, you can also use pipx run helm-yaml-tui
whenever you want to execute helm-yaml-tui (see example below).
helm-yaml-tui can directly consume the output from helm template:
The user interface of helm-yaml-tui consists of two major components:
a tree navigator on the left side and a file viewer with syntax highlighting on the right.
The file tree mirrors the structure of the Helm chart used to generate the rendered YAML
piped into helm-yaml-tui. You can use your mouse to open/close folders and select YAML
to view them in the file viewer panel.
You can leave helm-yaml-tui by pressing q (or Ctrl-C) on your keyboard.