Kui 9.0.0 introduces support for saving and sharing your terminal sessions as "Notebooks". For those packaging up their own version of Kui, you now have the choice to craft your own notebooks to document your system, and to host your notebooks as a static single page web app; e.g. http://live.kui.tools.
Check out the Notebooks menu in the Electron builds for some examples. The Help and Settings icons in the lower right now open up notebooks that provide a richer experience for the two tasks.
This release also includes a number of UI refinements and bug fixes, as well as a new Sequence Diagram view that helps when using Kubernetes Jobs. Check out the "Creating Jobs" notebook from the Notebooks menu to see this view in action.
Other Features:
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File->Save as Notebook; or use the
snapshot /path/to/mynotebook.jsoncommand -
Kubernetes apply commands now offer an expandable section for you to see the source yaml.
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Initial support for iter8. Check out the Welcome to iter8 Notebook for more info.
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Initial support for IBM CodeEngine
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You may now insert inline commentary. Try typing
#as a command, edit your markdown comment, and click Done. -
Blocks can now be copy/cut/pasted. This is helpful when crafting a notebook, as it lets you shift a command response from one Tab or one Split to another.
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You can now tab-cycle through the blocks.
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You can open a split with inverse colors; try
split --inverse