Erika CLI: add autocomplete support #17
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Previously occurring error message is fixed now: $ ./erika.sh bash: erika.sh: syntax error: invalid arithmetic operator (error token is ".sh")
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NB: Files in [root]/example_code are just artifacts of my personal learning - ignore, no need to review these in detail.
Doing so makes the changeset is quite small actually :)
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Showed it to Felix :) Sometimes it's not working out of the box... no idea why ':D Good for merge though |
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erika.sh has been renamed to erika_sh
The script now supports autocomplete - no need to type out the lengthy subcommands anymore, nor the long options. :)
For this feature to work, install the new requirements, and activate autocompletion.
The simplest way to do this is to run
./activate_autocomplete_for_erika_sh.sh