sprocket completions ​

sprocket can generate command-line completion scripts for various shells, allowing you to use tab completion for commands and arguments.

To generate a completion script, use the completions subcommand, specifying your shell:

sprocket completions <SHELL>

Supported shells are: bash, elvish, fish, powershell and zsh. The script is written to standard output, so redirect it to a file to save it.

Enabling Completions ​

The exact steps to correctly enable shell completions depend on your specific shell and how it's configured. Generally it involves two main steps:

1. Run the sprocket completions <your shell> command and redirect its standard output into a file, often somewhere in your home directory. For example, a Bash user might run:

sprocket completions bash > ~/.bash_completions/sprocket.bash

2. Modify your shell's startup configuration file (e.g. ~/.bashrc, ~/.zshrc, ~/.config/fish/config.fish, PowerShell's $PROFILE, Elvish's ~/.config/elvish/rc.elv) to source the file you just created. Continuing the Bash example, add this line to your ~/.bashrc

source ~/.bash_completions/sprocket.bash

Open a new shell (or re-source the startup file) for completions to take effect.