Use tab completion instead of peco / fzf

[reneatzi]

What is the idea behind the fzf / peco script and the custom key bindings? Do I need to remember them to complete my command?

I think it would be easier to use the conventional tab completion scripts for zsh / bash / fish to auto complete the options / command.
E.g.: https://mads-hartmann.com/2017/08/06/writing-zsh-completion-scripts.html

For example, if I press tab after todoist it would list all available options like list, show and so on. A tab after todoist add 'My task' --label-ids would list key value pairs with the ids and labe names.

[andreoliwa]

Hi @reneatzi, I think tab completion is working for Bash since #133.
But it's using fzf underneath, to display the key/value pairs you mentioned

Example output from my terminal:

$ todoist <TAB>
--color              --json               -v                   close                karma                projects
--csv                --namespace          a                    completed-list       l                    q
--debug              --project-namespace  add                  d                    labels               quick
--header             --version            c                    delete               list                 s
--help               -h                   c-l                  h                    m                    show
--indent             -j                   cl                   help                 modify               sync
$ todoist list -<TAB>
--color              --filter             --indent             --project-namespace  -h
--csv                --header             --json               --version            -j
--debug              --help               --namespace          -f                   -v
$ todoist list --<TAB>
--color              --debug              --header             --indent             --namespace          --version
--csv                --filter             --help               --json               --project-namespace
$ todoist list --h<TAB>
--header  --help

And you need to install the completions manually, brew install is not doing it.
Do something like this on macOS:

ln -s /path/to/this/cloned/repo/todoist_functions_fzf_bash.sh \
    "$(brew --prefix)/etc/bash_completion.d/todoist-bash-completion.sh"

Open a new terminal and it should work.

As I mentioned on #133:

• I didn't add instructions to the README on how to install with Homebrew, because I don't know how you will pack this file into your tap.

I hope this helps.