Note that lately zsh completion should work out of the box with openshift origin, you just have to do a source <(oc completion zsh) from your shell and it should give you completion. There is still things that this plugin do better in some cases but down the line the effort should be focused on improving the completion inside openshift-origin
This is a oh-my-zsh plugin to provide shell completion of the OpenShift v3 commands with ZSH.
oh-my-zsh is a zsh framworks making it easy to customise your ZSH Shell. You can find out more about it here :
There is a bash completion in the openshift source that are autogenerated by OpenShift but I never got it to work with bashcompctl or even with bash directly under MacosX so I wrote my own from scratch.
Install oh-my-zsh if you haven't it installed following this :
https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/#basic-installation
and execute this :
$ git clone https://github.com/chmouel/oh-my-zsh-openshift ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/oc
you can edit your ~/.zshrc and add oc to the plugins variable like for example :
plugins=(oc git)
I actually don't use oh-my-zsh so if you want to use the vanilla zsh you can just checkout this to a directory like ~/.zsh/oc :
$ mkdir -p ~/.zsh/;git clone https://github.com/chmouel/oh-my-zsh-openshift ~/.zsh/oc
In your ~/.zshrc put thing like this :
typeset -U fpath # Optinal for oh-my-zsh users
fpath=(~/.zsh/oc $fpath)
autoload -U compinit
compinit -i- Chmouel Boudjnah chmouel@chmouel.com
- Vincent Behar vincent@behar.name
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