Wow, fig looks so cool. Shame it's shutting down. I don't see a clear explanation for how Amazon Q replaces it.
Inshellisense implements all of fig’s autocomplete specs https://github.com/microsoft/inshellisense
Readit Newscpendery commented on Shell.how: Explain Shell Commands shell.how... · Posted by u/thunderbong
Seems like it could be useful for e2e testing of command line applications
You could always try https://github.com/microsoft/tui-test too. It could still use some more polishing on my part though
cpendery commented on Show HN: Kaldo – Cross Shell Aliases github.com/cpendery/kaldo... · Posted by u/cpendery
This is nice. Would love support for nushell as well.
Created an issue for you to follow https://github.com/cpendery/kaldo/issues/2
cpendery commented on Show HN: Kaldo – Cross Shell Aliases github.com/cpendery/kaldo... · Posted by u/cpendery
I almost always use zsh, but occasionally have a reason to switch back to bash. It's so infrequent that I can't even think of a good example.. but I put all of my aliases and functions in ~/.profile and make sure that my bashrc and zshrc explicitly source so I have them all in either shell.
That's smart, I switch between powershell & git-bash so this helps since they don't the same way of defining aliases
cpendery commented on Show HN: Kaldo – Cross Shell Aliases github.com/cpendery/kaldo... · Posted by u/cpendery
Just curious, why do you find yourself switching shells often?
I maintain inshellisense & I've been contributing some features to VSCode's terminal which both require in switching a lot between shells for testing. I kept trying to run my git specific aliases in other shells and decided to make this to unify them
cpendery commented on Show HN: Kaldo – Cross Shell Aliases github.com/cpendery/kaldo... · Posted by u/cpendery
Not to detract from OP's project, but I only noticed today that Atuin[1] also now has a feature that synchronises aliases (in addition to your shell history). I self-host an Atuin server and it's been super helpful being able to ctrl-r and find a command I ran on another machine.
Does this project facilitate synchronising aliases across devices as well as across shells or is the idea you'd use something like Syncthing to achieve the former?
Oh that's super cool, I didn't know atuin supported aliases. This project doesn't support syncing across devices (I was planning on adding it if there was interest), but it seems like atuin is probably a better fit for users since it's already e2e and easily self-hostable
cpendery commented on Lcl.host: fast, easy HTTPS in your local dev environment anchor.dev/blog/introduci... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti
I was working on something similar with https://github.com/cpendery/wock. Never finished it up, but this looks promising