Add KubeStellar Console to Tools section#55
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Pull request overview
Adds KubeStellar Console to the README’s curated list, intending to highlight it in the Tools section as a Fiber-based project.
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- Add a new README entry linking to
kubestellar/consoleunder 🛠️ Tools.
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| - [MUlt1mate/protoc-gen-httpgo](https://github.com/MUlt1mate/protoc-gen-httpgo) - A protoc plugin that generates Fiber HTTP server and client code from proto files. | ||
| - [ryanbekhen/feserve](https://github.com/ryanbekhen/feserve) - Feserve is a lightweight application or Docker image to serve frontend and load balancer applications. | ||
| - [tompston/gomakeme](https://github.com/tompston/gomakeme) - Generate boilerplate + endpoints for Fiber or Gin REST APIs. | ||
| - [kubestellar/console](https://github.com/kubestellar/console) - AI-powered multi-cluster Kubernetes dashboard built on Fiber, with real-time observability and CNCF integrations. |
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kubestellar/console is described as a full dashboard application built on Fiber, but this section is labeled as “Tools to make Fiber usage easier” and the surrounding entries are generators/instrumentation/framework tooling. Consider moving this link to a more appropriate section (e.g., Recipes/examples) or adjusting the Tools section description so the categorization is accurate.
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@clubanderson yeah, not sure if this tool fits in the section
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Code Review
This pull request adds the kubestellar/console tool to the list of Fiber-based projects in the README. The review feedback correctly identifies that the list items should be sorted alphabetically according to the contribution guidelines, requiring the new entry to be moved further up in the list.
Moved from Tools to Recipes per maintainer feedback — Console is an application built on Fiber, not a Fiber-specific tool. Signed-off-by: clubanderson <clubanderson@users.noreply.github.com>
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Thanks @ReneWerner87 — good point! I've moved the entry from Tools to Recipes since Console is an application built on Fiber rather than a Fiber-specific tool. Also fixed the alphabetical ordering. Let me know if this looks better! |
Adds KubeStellar Console to the Tools section.
KubeStellar Console is an open-source, AI-powered multi-cluster Kubernetes dashboard whose Go backend is built on Fiber v2. It uses Fiber for REST API handlers, SSE streaming, WebSocket proxying, middleware (auth, rate-limiting, CORS), and static file serving.
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