156 lines
4.9 KiB
Fish
156 lines
4.9 KiB
Fish
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function __log --description 'Logs to a file for debugging'
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# Uncomment this line to enable debug logging:
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# echo -e $argv >> ~/.fspy
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end
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function __cut
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set -l str $argv[1]
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set -l pos $argv[2]
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echo (string sub -l $pos -- $str)
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echo (string sub -s (math 1+$pos) -- $str)
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end
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function __right
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set -l str $argv[1]
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set -l pos $argv[2]
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string sub -s (math 1+$pos) -- $str
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end
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function __substr --description 'Classic substr(str, start, end) with 0-based indexing, start inclusive, end exclusive'
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set -l str $argv[1]
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set -l start (math $argv[2] + 1)
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set -l len (math $argv[3] - $argv[2])
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string sub -s $start -l $len -- $str
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end
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function __ltrim_ifmatch --description 'Trims arg2 from the left of arg1, if they match, returns 1 otherwise'
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set -l ln (string length -- $argv[2])
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set -l left (string sub -l $ln -- $argv[1])
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if test $left = $argv[2]
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string sub -s (math $ln + 1) -- $argv[1]
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else
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return 1
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end
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end
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function __ltrim_unsafe --description 'Trims arg2 from the left of arg1, even if they not match'
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set -l ln (string length -- $argv[2])
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string sub -s (math $ln + 1) -- $argv[1]
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end
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function __rtrim_unsafe --description 'Trims arg2 from the right of arg1, even if they not match'
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set -l ln (string length -- $argv[1])
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set -l ln (math $ln - (string length -- $argv[2]))
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string sub -l $ln -- $argv[1]
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end
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function __rtrim_ifmatch --description 'Trims arg2 from the right of arg1, if they match, returns 1 otherwise'
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set -l ln (string length -- $argv[2])
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set -l start (math (string length -- $argv[1]) - $ln + 1)
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set -l right (string sub -s $start -- $argv[1])
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if test $right = $argv[2]
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string sub -s (math $start - 1) -- $argv[1]
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else
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return 1
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end
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end
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function __call_argcomplete
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__log "Call argcomplete:" $argv
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set -lx input $argv[1]
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set -lx COMP_POINT $argv[2]
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set -lx tokenStart $argv[3]
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set -lx prefix $argv[4]
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set -lx COMP_LINE (string sub -l $tokenStart -- $input)
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set -lx words (string split ' ' -- (string sub -l $COMP_POINT -- $input))
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set -lx lastWord $words[-1]
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set -lx _ARGCOMPLETE_COMP_WORDBREAKS \n'"\'@><=;|&(:'
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set -lx _ARGCOMPLETE 1
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set -lx CMD $words[1]
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set -l rval (eval $CMD 8>&1 9>&2 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null)
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__log "CloudSDK returned: '$rval'"
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if test $status -ne 0
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return
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end
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if test ! $rval
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if test (count $words) -gt 2 -a -n $lastWord
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# Fallback scenario 1: try to ignore the last word if it's not complete:
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# Note: this can only happen in the first call on the stack, since we then fallback by words
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set -l trimmed (__rtrim_unsafe $input $lastWord)
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set -l fallbackPos (string length -- $trimmed)
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__call_argcomplete $input $fallbackPos $fallbackPos ''
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end
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if test (count $words) -gt 3 -a -z $lastWord
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# Fallback scenario 2: if last word is blank try fallback to the previous word
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set -l prevWordLen (string length -- $words[-2])
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set -l fallbackPos (math $COMP_POINT - $prevWordLen - 1)
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__call_argcomplete $input $fallbackPos $tokenStart ''
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return
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end
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end
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set -l options (string split \v -- $rval)
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set -l pattern (__substr $input $COMP_POINT $tokenStart)
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for opt in $options
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set opt (string replace -r '^(\w+)\\\\://' '$1://' -- $opt)
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set -l match (__ltrim_ifmatch $opt $pattern)
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if test $status -eq 0
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set -l args (string split -m 1 ' ' -- $match)
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if test (count $args) -gt 1
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echo -n "$prefix$args[1]"
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echo -n -e "\t"
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echo "$args[2]"
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else
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echo "$prefix$args[1]"
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end
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end
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end
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end
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function gcloud_sdk_argcomplete
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__log '$>' (date)
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set -l token (commandline -t)
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set -l input (commandline -cp)
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set -l fullLine (commandline -p)
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set -l cursorAt (string length -- $input)
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set -lx words (string split ' ' -- $input)
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set -lx prefix ''
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if string match -q -- '*@*' $words[-1]
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if string match -q -- '* ssh *' $input
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set -l parts (string split '@' $words[-1])
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set prefix "$parts[1]@"
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set words[-1] (string replace -- $prefix '' $words[-1])
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set cursorAt (math $cursorAt - (string length -- $prefix))
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end
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end
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if string match -q -- '--*=*' $words[-1]
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set -l parts (string split '=' -- $words[-1])
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set words[-1] (string join ' ' -- $parts)
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set prefix "$parts[1]="
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end
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set input (string join ' ' -- $words)
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# well, this is a bit strage, but seemingly 8 \-s will actually print 1 \, a bit of escaping hell
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set -l escaped (string replace -a -r '(\s\w+)://' '${1}\\\\\\\\://' -- $input)
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set -l ilen (string length -- $input)
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set -l elen (string length -- $escaped)
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if test $elen -gt $ilen
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set input $escaped
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set cursorAt (math $cursorAt - $ilen + $elen)
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end
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__call_argcomplete $input $cursorAt $cursorAt $prefix
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end
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