A module for the decline command line parser to enable bash and zsh autocomplete
This is currently oriented around supporting command line interfaces with a lot of subcommands, and will traverse the tree and expose options available on each subcommand for autocomplete.
If you heavily use shared configuration options which are not attached to subcommands, be aware these are currently not supported, but may be in a future release.
Add the dependency, currently available for JVM, JS and Native:
libraryDependencies ++= List(
"net.andimiller" %%% "decline-completion" % "0.0.2"
)
Add a new subcommand that can expose the output from this library:
lazy val othercommand = Opts.subcommand("???", "???").as(???)
lazy val completion = Opts.subcommand("completion", "output autocompletion scripts for common shells") {
val bash = Opts.subcommand("bash", "output autocompletion script for bash").as(
IO.println(
Completion.bashCompletion(cli)
)
)
val bash = Opts.subcommand("bash", "output autocompletion script for bash").as(
IO.println(
Completion.zshBashcompatCompletion(cli)
)
)
}
lazy val cli = Command("myprogram", "my program does things") {
othercommand orElse completion
}
Then call it on the command line to use it:
myprogram completion bash > myprogram-completion.bash
source myprogram-completion.bash
myprogram completion zsh > myprogram-completion.zsh
source myprogram-completion.zsh