Limit output during environment scan

[muse-sisay]

Running dropkick with --name-contains arguments prints out every resource, one's that don't even match the string. I understand this might be helpful during debugging but when you're trying list or nuke resources it makes it difficult to identify the resource being matched.

I would like to request a --verbose option that limits the information displayed to the user. By default it should print matched resources. Maybe we can add a list and nuke sub commands.

Eg: current output is as follows ( minus the color) : P

$ ./dropkick civo --name-contains pfs-gitops --region nyc1
2024/09/23 21:29:45 listing Kubernetes clusters
2024/09/23 21:29:46 found 9 clusters
2024/09/23 21:29:46 found cluster: name: "mgmt-evn" - ID: ""
2024/09/23 21:29:46 skipping cluster "mgmt-evn": name does not match filter
2024/09/23 21:29:46 found cluster: name: "sept6" - ID: ""
2024/09/23 21:29:46 skipping cluster "sept6": name does not match filter
2024/09/23 21:29:46 found cluster: name: "navigate-berlin" - ID: "0"
2024/09/23 21:29:46 skipping cluster "navigate-berlin": name does not match filter
2024/09/23 21:29:46 found cluster: name: "navigate" - ID: ""
2024/09/23 21:29:46 skipping cluster "navigate": name does not match filter
2024/09/23 21:29:46 found cluster: name: "fancy-marsh-0399a027" - ID: ""
2024/09/23 21:29:46 skipping cluster "fancy-marsh-0399a027": name does not match filter
2024/09/23 21:29:46 found cluster: name: "civo" - ID: ""
2024/09/23 21:29:46 skipping cluster "civo": name does not match filter
2024/09/23 21:29:46 found cluster: name: "bill3" - ID: ""
2024/09/23 21:29:46 skipping cluster "bill3": name does not match filter
2024/09/23 21:29:46 found cluster: name: "patrickdap" - ID: ""
2024/09/23 21:29:46 skipping cluster "patrickdap": name does not match filter
2024/09/23 21:29:46 found cluster: name: "rr41" - ID: ""
2024/09/23 21:29:46 skipping cluster "rr41": name does not match filter
2024/09/23 20:28:28 found cluster: name: "pfs-gitops-catalog" - ID: ""
2024/09/23 20:28:30 refusing to delete cluster "pfs-gitops-catalog": nuke is not enabled

[patrickdappollonio]

Yeah so this is a bit built-in. The printing to the terminal is stderr directly while the log printing is through a library. I'm not really done wrapping up some stuff (in fact, I need to make sure the deletions do show up in the stderr and not just via logs, and not everything right now prints there).

Adding the feature would be as simple as configuring the logger to io.Discard unless you have verbose mode enabled. Want to do the honours?