Added CrateDB Shell Plugin

[parthiv11]

Overview

• Added basic implementation of CrateDB using CRATEPW env Variable

• Created a new plugin

• Improved an existing plugin

• Fixed a bug in an existing plugin

• Improved contributor utilities or experience

Related Issue(s)

• Resolves: #
• Relates: #

How To Test

Changelog

[techcraver]

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[AndyTitu]

Hi @parthiv11 ! Thank you for your contribution, this plugin looks really neat already! I have suggested a few small improvements, but I feel we are on the right track with this PR. Feel free to get it out of draft!

[parthiv11]

@hculea is that ok

[parthiv11]

@AndyTitu is this ok?

[parthiv11]

I think this should to labeled for hashnode hackathon

[AndyTitu]

@parthiv11 Thank you for the good work! I think this is almost ready. I only have 1 more comment.

Before I can approve this, I'd like to see a quick video/screenshot of this plugin working, if that's okay.
Thank you!

[parthiv11]

video_20230712_231219_edit.mp4

It is working now 👍👍

[AndyTitu]

This PR lgtm but I had some last remarks. I will approve proactively as I think this is good to go after my latest comments are addressed.

[AndyTitu]

Linter is complaining that this file is not formatted, and more specifically these imports are not in order.

[SimonBarendse]

Hi @parthiv11, the test case you've added is failing. Could you please give that a look?

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