Automatically generate shell auto-completion scripts for Ruby command-line tools built using the clamp gem.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'clamp-completer'
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install clamp-completer
Require the clamp/completer
and in your application's root command, add a subcommand:
require 'clamp/completer'
Clamp do
subcommand "complete", "shell autocompletions", Clamp::Completer.new(self)
end
This will add a complete
subcommand:
$ your_app complete zsh
$ your_app complete bash
You can redirect the output to a static file or load the output directly into the running environment:
# zsh / bash:
$ source <(your_app complete)
# or for the macOs preinstalled bash version:
$ source /dev/stdin <<<"$(your_app complete bash)"
Currently, subcommand completions and flag-type options defined through option '--debug', :flag, 'enable debug'
should work correctly out-of-the-box. For options that take parameters,
such as file paths or a predefined set of words, you can define methods on your command classes that will be used to determine how the values should be completed:
Clamp do
option '--config', 'YAML_FILE', "configuration YAML file path"
def complete_yaml_file # name derived from the YAML_FILE argument description
{ glob: '*.yml' }
end
end
Clamp do
option '--role', 'ROLE_NAME', "node role"
def complete_role # name derived from the attribute name
"master worker" # will add "master" and "worker" as completion responses when you do: your_app --role <tab>
end
end
A space separated string of possible values for the option
Currently known symbols:
:dirs
will complete directory names:files
will complete file names:hosts
will complete known host names
Much like the Symbols, but returned in Hash format to enable passing options:
{ glob: '*.yml' }
will complete files endinging with.yml
{ command: 'cut -d':' -f1 /etc/passwd' }
will run a command to get completion candidates, in this case the usernames from/etc/password
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/[USERNAME]/clamp-completer.