CLI

# Load configs from a local JSON file
kftui --configs-path config.json

# Load and save configs to the local database
kftui --configs-path config.json --save

# Load from a GitHub repository
kftui --github-url https://github.com/team/configs --configs-path env/dev.json

# Auto-start all forwards on launch
kftui --configs-path config.json --auto-start

# Non-interactive mode (no TUI, forward and block)
kftui --json '[{"service":"api","local_port":8080,"remote_port":80,"context":"dev","workload_type":"service","protocol":"tcp","namespace":"default"}]' --auto-start --non-interactive

# Read configs from stdin
echo '[...]' | kftui --stdin

# Clear existing configs before importing
kftui --configs-path config.json --flush

kftui --configs-path config.json --auto-start --non-interactive

# Inline JSON
kftui --json '[{"service":"api","local_port":8080,"remote_port":80,"context":"dev","workload_type":"service","protocol":"tcp","namespace":"default"}]' --auto-start

# From another command
kubectl get configmap kftray-config -o jsonpath='{.data.config}' | kftui --stdin --auto-start

# GitHub Actions example
- name: Start port forwards
  run: |
    tmux new-session -d -s kftray 'kftui --configs-path config.json --auto-start'
    sleep 5

- name: Run integration tests
  run: npm test

- name: Stop port forwards
  if: always()
  run: |
    tmux send-keys -t kftray 'q' Enter
    tmux kill-session -t kftray

kftui --configs-path config.json --auto-start --non-interactive &
KFTUI_PID=$!
npm test
kill $KFTUI_PID

# Start kftui in tmux, auto-forward all configs
tmux new-session -d -s kftray 'kftui --configs-path config.json --auto-start'

# Check if session is running
tmux has-session -t kftray 2>/dev/null && echo "Running"

# Attach to running session
tmux attach -t kftray

# Start in screen session
screen -dmS kftray kftui --configs-path config.json --auto-start

# Reattach
screen -r kftray