wash can generate scripts that enable auto-completion for several popular shells. With completion enabled,
you can press TAB while entering a wash command to see available options and
subcommands. (Depending on configuration, you may need to type a -, then TAB, to see options)
In the set-up instructions below, wash generates the completion script file when the shell starts, ensuring that you always
have the latest version of the script even if wash was just updated.
Modify ~/.zshrc by adding the following lines. The folder $HOME/.wash must be added to the fpath array before calling oh-my-zsh:
$HOME/.cargo/bin/wash completions -d $HOME/.wash zsh
fpath=( $HOME/.wash "${fpath[@]}" )
[ -n "$ZSH" ] && [ -r $ZSH/oh-my-zsh.sh ] && source $ZSH/oh-my-zsh.sh
Completions will be enabled the next time you start a shell. Or, you can source ~/.zshrc for the completions to take effect in the current shell.
Modify ~/.bashrc by adding the following lines.
$HOME/.cargo/bin/wash completions -d $HOME/.wash bash
source $HOME/.wash/wash.bash
Completions will be enabled the next time you start a shell. Or, you can source ~/.bashrc for the completions to take effect in the current shell.
Modify ~/.fishrc by adding the following lines.
mkdir -p ~/.config/fish/completions
$HOME/.cargo/bin/wash completions -d ~/.config/fish/completions fish
Add the following line to your powershell profile script. This will generate wash.ps1 in the specified folder.
wash completions -d "C:\Users\[User]\Documents\WindowsPowerShell" power-shell