Biko

CLI tool to jump to your browser directly to improve productivity

Install
- By Homebrew
- By source code
Usage
- Go to your target directly
  - Exaple1. Open GCP Cloud Spanner to specified project
  - Example2. Open Datadog Dashboad
Alias
Support
(Advanced): Docker image
Contribute
- Add a provider
Maintainers
Contributers
Roadmap
License

Install

By Homebrew

Install by homebrew.

$ brew install KeisukeYamashita/tap/biko

By source code

Install by source code.

$ go get github.com/KeisukeYamashita/biko/cmd/biko

Then build it.

$ make install

Usage

Go to your target directly

Exaple1. Open GCP Cloud Spanner to specified project

$ biko gcp spanner --project my-spanner-project

If you don’t specify the project, it will use the value configured by gcloud SDK config.

Example2. Open Datadog Dashboad

$ biko dd dashboard

Alias

You can configure your alias for whatever you want for frequently used projects, products, names, etc.
For example, if you use the Cloud Function my-cloud-functions in region asia-northeast1, you can configure it like below in $HOME/.biko/config.toml.

[gcp]
    [gcp.alias]
    mcf = "my-cloud-functions"
    an1 = "asia-northeast1"

Now, you can open your page like below using the configured alias.

$ biko gcp functions -r as1 -n mcf

You can directly go to your page without waiting to load pages many times.

Support

The supported provider are here.

Amazon Web Service(AWS)
Microsoft Azure
CircleCI
Datadog
Firebase
GoogleCloudPlatform(GCP)
Github
Google
Pagerduty
Youtube
JIRA

AWS

Open AWS Console product page
To open region page, please pass --region, -r flag.

$ biko aws [product] [flag(s)]

Supported Product

Computing

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
EC2	Open EC2	`ec2`	-
ECR	Open ECR	`ecr`	-
ECS	Open ECR	`ecs`	-
EKS	Open EKR	`eks`	-
Lambda	Open Lambda	`lambda, lam`	-
Batch	Open Batch	`batch, b`	-

Storage

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
S3	Open S3 page	`s3`	-
EFS	Open EFS page	`efs`	-

Database

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
RDS	Open RDS	`rds`	-
DynamoDB	Open DynamoDB	`dynamo, dyn`	-
Neptune	Open Neptune	`neptune, nep`	-
Redshift	Open Redshift	`redshift, red, rs`	-

Networking

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
VPC	Open VPC	`vpc`	-
Route53	Open Route53	`route53, route, 53`	-

Azure

Open Microsoft Azure console

$ biko azure [product] [flag(s)]
# or
$ biko az [product] [flag(s)]

Supported Product

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
Virtual Machines	Open VM	`vm`	-
App Services	Open App Services	`appservices`, `as`, `sites`	-
Function App	Open Function App	`functions, f`	-
Storage Accounts	Open Storage Accounts	`storage`	-
SQL Databases	Open SQL Database	`sql`	-
Cosmos DB	Open Cosmos Database	`cosmos`	-

CircleCI

Open CircleCI from your terminal.
You need to pass --org or configure BIKO_CIRCLECI

$ biko circleci [product] [flag(s)]
# or
$ biko cc [product] [flag(s)]

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
Jobs	Open CircleCI Jobs	`jobs, j`	`--project`, `-p`
Workflows	Open CircleCI Workflows	`workflows, wf`	`--project`, `-p`

Datadog

datadog or dd command is supported for Datadog.

$ biko datadog [product] [flag(s)]
# or
$ biko dd [product] [flag(s)]

Supported Product

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
Watchdog	Go to Watchdog Dashboard	`watchdog`, `wd`	-
Events	Go to Events Dashboard	`events`	-
Dashboard	Go to Dashboard page	`dashboard`	-
Infrastructure	Go to Infrastructure page	`infrastructure`	-
Monitors	Go to Monitors Dashboard	`moniters`	-
Integrations	Go to Integrations page	`integrations`	-
APM	Go to APM page	`apm`	-
Notebook	Go to Notebook page	`notebook`	-
Logs	Go to logs page	`logs`	`--view, -v`
Synthetics	Go to synthetics page	`synthetics`	-

Firebase

Open Google Firebase form your terminal.
Please pass --project to open supported products page.

$ biko firebase [product] [flag(s)]
# or
$ biko fb [product] [flag(s)]

Supported Product

Development

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
Authentication	Go to auth	`authentications, auth`	-
Database	Go to database	`database, db`	-
Storage	Go to storage	`storage`	-
Hosting	Go to Hosting	`hosting, host, h`	-
Functions	Go to functions	`funcitons, func, f`	-
ML Kit	Go to ML Kit	`ml`	-

Quality

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
Crashlytics	Go to cryshlytics	`crashlytics, crash`	-
Performance	Go to performance	`performance, perf`	-
Test Lab	Go to Test Lab	`testlab, tl`	-
App Distribution	Go to App Distribution	`appdistribution, ad`	-

Analytics

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
Dashboard	Go to dashboard	`dashboard`	-

Grow

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
Grow	Go to grow	`grow`	-

GCP

By default, it will open the project configured by gcloud command.

$ biko gcp [product] [flag(s)]

Supported Product

Common

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
IAM & admin	Go to IAM & admin logging	`iam`	-

Compute

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
App Engine	Go to GAE Dashboard	`appengine`, `gae`	-
Compute Engine	Go to GCE page	`compute`	-
Cloud Functions	Go to Cloud Functions page or the functions detail	`functions`, `f`	`--region, -r`, `--name, -n`
Cloud Run	Go to Cloud Run page or the deployments detail	`run`	`--region, -r`, `--name, -n`
KMS	Go to security’s cryptographic keys page	`kms`	-
Kubernetes	Go to GKE page, or the cluster detail	`kubernetes`, `gke`	`--region, -r`, `--name, -n` `--namespaces, -ns`

Storage

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
Cloud SQL	Go to Cloud SQL	`sql`	-
Cloud Storage	Go to Cloud Storage `storage`	-
Spanner	Go to spanner page, or the instance, database, table	`spanner`	`--instance, -i`, `--database, -db`, `--table, -t`

Networking

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)

Stackdriver

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
Stackdriver Logging	Go to Stackdriver logging	`logs`, `l`	-

Tools

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
Container Registry	Go to container registry or the container detail	`gcr`	`--name, -n`

Security

Big Data

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
Bigquery	Go to Bigquery top or the database, table	`bigquery`, `bq`	`--database, -db`, `--table, -tb`
Cloud PubSub	Go to Cloud PubSub	`pubsub`	-
Cloud Dataflow	Go to Cloud Dataflow	`dataflow`	-

Note that there is --project command flag for all commands.

Github

Open Github from your terminal.

$ biko github [product] [flag(s)]
# or
$ biko gh [product] [flag(s)]

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
Dashboard	Open github Dashboard	`dashboard`, `db`	`--org`
Trending	Open github Treinding	`trending`, `t`	`--language, -l`, `--since, -s`
Repository	Open github Repository	`repository`, `r`	`--org`, `--name, -n`

Google

Open Google and search from your terminal.

$ biko google [product] [flag(s)]
# or
$ biko g [product] [flag(s)]

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
Search	Search on Google	`search`, `s`	`--query, -q`

If you bump into something you want to lookup when you are using the terminal…

$ biko g s -q "How to configure biko"

Blazing fast.

Google Workspace

Open Google Workspace search from your terminal.

$ biko googleworkspace [product] [flag(s)]
# or
$ biko gw [product] [flag(s)]

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
drive	Search on Google Drive	`drive`, `dr`	`--query, -q`
document	Search on Google Docs	`document`, `doc`	`--query, -q`
document	Create a new Google Docs	`document`, `doc`	`--new, -n`
spreadsheets	Search on Google Sheets	`spreadsheets`, `ss`	`--query, -q`
spreadsheets	Create a new Google Sheets	`spreadsheets`, `ss`	`--new, -n`
presentation	Search on Google Slides	`presentation`, `pr`	`--query, -q`
presentation	Create a new Google Slides	`presentation`, `pr`	`--new, -n`
forms	Search on Google Forms	`forms`, `fm`	`--query, -q`
forms	Create a new Google Forms	`forms`, `fm`	`--new, -n`

Pagerduty

If you are using SSO, you need to pass --org or configure BIKO_PAGERDUTY

$ biko pagerduty [product] [flag(s)]
# or
$ biko pd [product] [flag(s)]

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
Incident	Go to incident page	`incident`, `i`	-
Alert	Go to alert page	`alert`, `a`	-
Schedules	Go to schedules page	`schedules`, `s`	-

Youtube

Open Youtube and search from your terminal.

$ biko youtube [product] [flag(s)]
# or
$ biko yt [product] [flag(s)]

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
Search	Search on Youtube	`search`, `s`	`--query, -q`

JIRA

If you are using SSO, you need to pass --org or configure BIKO_JIRA
If you are using Jira self-managed plan, you need to specify base URL by passing --base or setting BIKO_JIRA_BASE
This --project flag can be omitted by set BIKO_JIRA_PROJECT to the env variable

$ biko jira [product] [flag(s)]
# or
$ biko jr [product] [flag(s)]

Product	What	Command	Flags(Optional)
Dashboard	Go to dashboard page	`dashboard`, `db`	-
Projects	Go to projects page	`projects`, `ps`	-
People	Go to people page	`people`, `pp`	-
Issues	Go to issues page	`issues`, `is`	-
Backlog	Go to backlog page	`backlog`, `bl`	`--project, -p`
Reports	Go to reports page	`reports`, `rp`	`--project, -p`

(Advanced): Docker image

You can execute the cli with docker image.

$ docker run biko help

Contribute

Add a provider

You can add a provider by implementing this interface.

// Provider are interfaces ...
type Provider interface {
    Init(c *cli.Context) error
    GetTargetURL() (string, error)
}

Biko

Install

By Homebrew

By source code

Usage

Go to your target directly

Exaple1. Open GCP Cloud Spanner to specified project

Example2. Open Datadog Dashboad

Alias

Support

AWS

Azure

CircleCI

Datadog

Firebase

GCP

Github

Google

Google Workspace

Pagerduty

Youtube

JIRA

(Advanced): Docker image

Contribute

Add a provider

Maintainers

Contributers

Roadmap

License