Add 'kubectx' plugin.

lib/prompt_info_functions.zsh

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
 # Real implementations will be used when the respective plugins are loaded
 function chruby_prompt_info hg_prompt_info pyenv_prompt_info \
   rbenv_prompt_info svn_prompt_info vi_mode_prompt_info \
-  virtualenv_prompt_info {
+  virtualenv_prompt_info kubectx_prompt_info {
   return 1
 }
 

plugins/kubectx/README.md

+# kubectx - show active kubectl context
+
+This plugins adds ```kubectx_prompt_info()``` function. It shows name of the
+active kubectl context (```kubectl config current-context```).
+
+You can use it to customize prompt and know if You are on prod cluster ;)
+
+_Example_. Add to **.zshrc**:
+
+```
+RPS1='$(kubectx_prompt_info)'
+```
+
+### custom ctx names
+
+One can rename default context name for better readability.
+
+_Example_. Add to **.zshrc**:
+```
+kubectx_mapping[minikube] = "mini"
+kubectx_mapping[context_name_from_kubeconfig]="$emoji[wolf_face]"
+kubectx_mapping[production_cluster]="%{$fg[yellow]%}prod!%{$reset_color%}"
+```
+
+![staging](stage.png)
+![production](prod.png)

plugins/kubectx/kubectx.plugin.zsh

+typeset -A kubectx_mapping
+
+function kubectx_prompt_info() {
+  if [ $commands[kubectl] ]; then
+    local current_ctx=`kubectl config current-context`
+
+    #if associative array declared
+    if [[ -n $kubectx_mapping ]]; then
+      echo "${kubectx_mapping[$current_ctx]}"
+    else
+      echo $current_ctx
+    fi
+  fi
+}