hull show all

hull show all prints a package’s chart metadata, default values, and README in one document.

When to use it

  • Survey an unfamiliar package’s identity, configuration surface, and docs in a single command.
  • Review a freshly pulled package before installing it.

What happens

  1. Loads the package metadata from hull.yaml and prints it under a # Chart heading.
  2. Prints values.yaml, when present, under a # Values heading.
  3. Prints the first of README.md / README.txt / README, when present, under a # README heading.

Missing values or README sections are skipped; only hull.yaml is required. No cluster is contacted.

Usage 

hull show all <package-path>

Flags

Inherits the global flags.

Worked example

INPUT — the webapp package on disk:

webapp/hull.yaml     apiVersion: hull/v1, name: webapp, version: 2.1.0
webapp/values.yaml   name: webapp, replicas: 2
webapp/README.md     "# webapp\n\nInstall notes for the webapp package."

OUTPUT (hull show all webapp) — the three files combined under headings:

# Chart
apiVersion: hull/v1
name: webapp
version: 2.1.0

# Values
name: webapp
replicas: 2

# README
# webapp

Install notes for the webapp package.

Each heading maps to one source file, so you read the whole package top to bottom. For a single slice, use the dedicated subcommand.

See also