if you are using linux/macos:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/neodejack/rr/main/upgrade.sh | bash

just make sure ~/.local/bin is in your PATH.

1. download the binary executable from github release page
2. unzip and cp the binary executable into your PATH. for example, you can copy it into $HOME/.local/bin
3. try running rr, mac's security feature should block you from doing this. you need to open up settings -> privacy & security and manually allow this binary to run

i dunno. there is a windows binary tho. but i literally don't know how anything works on windows, you gotta figure it out

1. create a rancher api key and fill them in using the below command

rancher api key can be obtained from https://<rancher_host>/dashboard/account

rr login

2. you can now try do rr kf --help

some useful commands

# check local kubeconfig first, if the local kubeconfig is not valid, then
# download kubeconfig for us_west cluster, save it locally, and output path of
# saved kubeconfig to stdout
rr kf us_west

# check local kubeconfig first, if the local kubeconfig is not valid, then
# download kubeconfig for us_west cluster, save it locally, and output shell
# command to use the kubeconfig in the current shell to stdout
rr kf us_west --sh

# download kubeconfig for us_west cluster, save it locally (overwriting the
# local kubeconfig whether it's still valid or not), and output shell command to
# use the kubeconfig in the current shell to stdout
rr kf us_west --sh --new

3. i like to set up this thing in my .zshrc

## put this somewhere in your .zshrc/.bashrc
hi() {
    eval "$(rr kf --sh "$1")"
}

then i can just call hi us_west to connect to us_west k8s cluster in my current shell