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commander-auto-complete

Generates a bash compeletion function based on node-commander program instance

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Commander-Completion

This module can be used to generate bash/zsh completion functions for a commander.js cli.

Requirements

  • your cli is built with node-commander
  • coffeescript is installed on your system
  • your cli can be called with ./cli.coffee example-command

Installation

Installation is 3 step process

  1. npm install commander-completion
  2. copy/source the completion.sh file into your ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc
  3. add the following 'completion' script to your package.json
// Your scripts definition inside your package.json might look like this:
"scripts": {
  "test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1",
  "completion": "coffee node_modules/commander-completion/index.coffee >/dev/null"
},
  1. run npm run-script completion to generate the completion options

Updating your completion options

Calling npm run-script completion generates a commands.sh file which is used by the completion function to get the options for the current cli.coffee file. (This allows the completion function (completion.sh) to work across several cli.coffee instances by storing the commands and options in a module-specific location)

This means that whenever you update your CLI with new commands or options, you should re-run npm run-script completion.

If you want this done automatically for you, you could add that script to npm lifecycle hooks, git-hooks, or even run the coffee node_modules/commander-completion/index.coffee directly from your ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc

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Package last updated on 01 Aug 2015

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