awsume wrapper with console-plugin and multicontainer firefox profiles + eks function to select a cluster and a namespace

as.sh

as() {
    # awsume wrapper function
    # pip install awsume
    # pip install awsume-console-plugin
    # https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account-containers/
    # https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/open-url-in-container/
    # curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/honsiorovskyi/open-url-in-container/master/bin/launcher.sh | sudo tee ~/.local/bin/firefox-container > /dev/null
    # chmod +x ~/.local/bin/firefox-container
    # 
    # .awsume/config.yaml
    # colors: true
    # console:
    #   browser_command: ~/.local/bin/firefox-container --orange --fingerprint --name={profile} "{url}"
    # fuzzy-match: true
    # role-duration: 0
    local profile="$1"
    export FIREFOX="/Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/firefox"

    # If no arguments were passed, use fzf to select a profile and exit early
    if [[ -z "${profile}" ]]; then
        profile=$(awsume -l | awk 'NR > 4 {print $1}' | fzf)
        . awsume "${profile}"
        return
    fi

    shift  # Shift the arguments now that we know at least one was provided

    # If profile is non-empty, use 'awsume' with the profile and any provided args
    if [[ -n "${profile}" ]]; then
        . awsume "${profile}" "$@"
    fi
    # EKS_PROFILE for eks function
    export EKS_PROFILE="${profile}"
}

eks.sh

eks() {
  # The eks function is a utility for managing Kubernetes configurations in Amazon EKS. 
  # It uses awsume and fzf tools to provide interactive prompts for AWS profile, 
  # EKS cluster, and Kubernetes namespace selection. The function is responsible 
  # for creating or updating a custom Kubeconfig file for the selected EKS cluster 
  # and setting the KUBECONFIG environment variable accordingly. 
  
  # Check if EKS_PROFILE is set; if not, prompt the user to select a profile  
  if [[ -z "${EKS_PROFILE}" ]]; then  
    echo "EKS_PROFILE is not set. Selecting the current AWS profile..."  
    local eks_profile=$(awsume -l | awk 'NR > 4 {print $1}' | fzf)
    if [[ -z "${eks_profile}" ]]; then
      echo "No AWS profile selected. Exiting."
      return 1
    fi
    . awsume "${eks_profile}"  
  else  
    local eks_profile=${EKS_PROFILE}  
  fi

  # Use the AWS profile to list clusters and select one  
  local cluster=$(EKS_PROFILE=${eks_profile} aws eks list-clusters | jq '.clusters[]' -r | fzf)  
  if [[ -z "${cluster}" ]]; then  
    echo "No cluster selected. Exiting."  
    return 1  
  fi

  # Define a custom config file path based on the AWS profile  
  local kubeconfig_path="${HOME}/.kube/config-${eks_profile}"

  # Update or create the kubeconfig file for the selected cluster  
  if ! EKS_PROFILE=${eks_profile} aws eks update-kubeconfig --name "${cluster}" --kubeconfig "${kubeconfig_path}"; then
    echo "Failed to update kubeconfig"
    return 1
  fi

  # Optionally, set KUBECONFIG environment variable to use the new config file  
  export KUBECONFIG=${kubeconfig_path}  
  echo "KUBECONFIG set to ${kubeconfig_path}"

  # Execute namespace selection. fzf required  
  echo "Select a namespace now:"  
  kubens  
}