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Paths of completion definitions in this repo are inconsequential, and I don't know a convention for that, so I just modelled it on git.git https://github.com/git/git/tree/master/contrib/completion. What's different here is that instead of using a uniform naming scheme for each file (you-get-completion.<shellname>), I'm using the conventional name for each shell, which means _you-get for Zsh, for instance. Users of each shell should be able to pick out the completion definition for their shell based on the filenames; in the worst case, they can still tell from the comment at the top of each file. Note that I'm no expert on Bash or Fish completion, so you-get-completion.bash and you-get.fish may not be written in the idiomatic way. (you-get-completion.bash is most certainly not idiomatic, if there's an idiom at all.) Closes #1178.
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32 lines
916 B
Bash
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# Bash completion definition for you-get.
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_you-get () {
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COMPREPLY=()
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local IFS=$' \n'
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local cur=$2 prev=$3
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local -a opts_without_arg opts_with_arg
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opts_without_arg=(
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-V --version -h --help -i --info -u --url --json -n --no-merge
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--no-caption -f --force --no-proxy -d --debug
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)
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opts_with_arg=(
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-F --format -O --output-filename -o --output-dir -p --player
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-c --cookies -x --http-proxy -y --extractor-proxy -t --timeout
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)
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# Do not complete non option names
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[[ $cur == -* ]] || return 1
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# Do not complete when the previous arg is an option expecting an argument
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for opt in "${opts_with_arg[@]}"; do
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[[ $opt == $prev ]] && return 1
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done
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# Complete option names
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COMPREPLY=( $(compgen -W "${opts_without_arg[*]} ${opts_with_arg[*]}" \
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-- "$cur") )
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return 0
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}
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complete -F _you-get you-get
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