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Here is how I would want to use
kubesort. Being able to pipe data into it in addition to using it as a command wrapper could be very useful.Using bash and
sorthas some limitations but I think it mostly just works as expected (I didn't test every field)You can run it without args and it'll default to AGE column
or run it with a column to sort.
When you pipe data to it it doesn't limit what fields can be sorted but it does require you to use a header row because that's where it bases the sort argument from.
It might be good to handle tests in case the data is malformed or if
kubectlspits out help text.