feat: add "show" command #168
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great idea, thanks for adding it.
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This pull request introduces a new
showcommand to the Kubeswitch tool, which allows users to display the kubeconfig for a specified context. The changes include the creation of a new command file and the implementation of the corresponding functionality to retrieve and display the kubeconfig.New command implementation:
cmd/switcher/show.go: Added a newshowcommand that initializes the necessary components and displays the kubeconfig for the specified context.Functionality to retrieve kubeconfig:
pkg/subcommands/show/show.go: Implemented theShowfunction, which searches for the specified context and retrieves the corresponding kubeconfig data.