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Feature request: shell completion #28

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aumo opened this issue Oct 14, 2015 · 5 comments
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Feature request: shell completion #28

aumo opened this issue Oct 14, 2015 · 5 comments

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@aumo
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aumo commented Oct 14, 2015

It would be a nice feature to have smart completion. It is in fact the only thing that prevents me from using prm everywhere.

Unfortunately, I do not have the skills (nor time to improve them right now) to write such a feature, so I am only suggesting.

@EivindArvesen
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This is on my to-do list, but as I don't have much experience with shell completion, I don't know how quickly I'll be able to implement this feature.

@aumo
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aumo commented Oct 14, 2015

That's good to hear thanks.

pew as an interface very similar prm, you may find helpful to check how they do it.

@EivindArvesen
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Thanks – I'll be sure to check it out.

@EivindArvesen
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@aumo : Sorry for the delay.

I've implemented shell completion on a separate branch.
Everything works for me (OS X, bash-completion installed via Homebrew), and it should work on other systems/configurations.

At present, only bash is supported – zsh will be supported as quickly as I get around to it.
If someone more experienced with zsh wants to take a crack at it (to speed up development), this might be a good source of inspiration.

@EivindArvesen EivindArvesen added this to the 0.0.9 milestone Oct 26, 2015
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Implement bash completions (part of #28)
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When they are done, the completions also need to be documented (#19).

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