Add autocomplete and --list option for listing commands (#69) #126
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MasterOdin
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Jul 18, 2020
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Thanks for the awesome patch and enabling autocompletion! It's one of the final big missing pieces for this client compared to the node one. Some minor critiques above, but the overall gist of it is spot-on! |
Co-authored-by: Matthew Peveler <[email protected]>
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I think all the comments should be addressed. @MasterOdin would you please have another look? Thanks! |
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Thanks again for this. |
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Closes #69
Hi! I was interested in the autocomplete feature, so I took a stab at implementing it. It didn't take much extra effort to add a --list option to list available commands for the platform, so I did that as well, seeing that the node client has one. I'm pretty new to contributing to opensource projects, so any suggestions are greatly appreciated :)
argcomplete was acting a little bit finicky on my local dev environment, so it'll be great if one of the maintainers can try it out to make sure it works fine as well.
Thank you for this great client!