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❯ yay -Qo tomlq                              
/usr/bin/tomlq is owned by yq 3.2.2-2
                                                                                                                                                                                                                  
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❯ tomlq -r '.snippets[] | .command |= gsub("<(?<param>[^>]+)>"; "{{ \(.param) }}") | .command + " ## " + .description' ~/.config/pet/snippet.toml > commands.txt
                                                                                                                                                                                                                  
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❯ intelli-shell import commands.txt              
 -> Imported 1271 new commands

• I miss fuzzy search.
• I want full-text edit.
• I needed to run a strace to find out where the commands are stored (~/.local/share/intelli-shell/storage.db3).

Thnx

I think it would be cool if hints weren't removed by mismatch when a parameter is given with a hyphen. This would make using the program much more convenient.

Docker commands can serve as an illustration of this. For instance, imagine wanting to insert a parameter with a hyphen in the middle of a frequently used Docker command, such as -v volume:path or -d.

How can this be implemented? For example, one approach might be to temporarily ignore the matching with the input when a hotkey is pressed, and enable it again with the same key press. Simply ignoring parameters starting with a hyphen wouldn't be not possible since, most of the time, values following hyphen-prefixed parameters don't start with a hyphen, and suggestions would be lost due to the mismatch.

It is not possible to add these options at the end, as it is not allowed by the specific command syntax. Re-editing the received command can be quite tedious.

I get this:

% intelli-shell fetch
zsh: no such file or directory: /Users/julien/Library/Application

It seems like the space for Application Support isn't being escaped somewhere?

Hi!
I found your project via your comment in the pet repo.
After looking trough the repo briefly, my assumption is, that on windows, intelli-shell will only work within a wsl shell, correct?
Is a powershell integration even possible?

Hello, Thanks very much for such a wonderful tool to improve my efficiency. But I am facing a trouble, and I am not sure whether that's because I have made some mistakes during my installing this tools.

After I installed it, and type the command below:

intelli-shell -h

I could get nothing from the terminal, and after I typed the command:

intelli-shell fetch

there was still no reaction from the terminal.

My PC Imformation:

• powershell 7.3.4
• windows 11
• have followed the steps to install intelli-shell

❯ intelli-shell
zsh: no such file or directory: /home/vaisakh/.local/share/intelli-shell/bin/intelli-shell

[vaisakh@nixos:~]$ intelli-shell
bash: /home/vaisakh/.local/share/intelli-shell/bin/intelli-shell: cannot execute: required file not found

❮ ls .local/share/intelli-shell/bin
 intelli-shell  intelli-shell.fish  intelli-shell.sh

getting this error even though file exists, and the file has executable permission

ISSUE

Hello, @lasantosr! All my commands that I run after receiving them from intelli-shell fall due to such an error:

$ dconf list 
error: no command specified

If I get the command back with the up arrow, and execute it again, then everything works.

Second example:

$ docker ps --all

Usage:  docker [OPTIONS] COMMAND

Third example:

$ ps aux
    PID TTY          TIME CMD
  11720 pts/0    00:00:00 bash
  11890 pts/0    00:00:00 ps

Tried this in the ubuntu:latest container from docker and it works great!

ENVIRONMENT

OS: Fedora 37
Shell: GNU bash, version 5.2.15(1)-release (x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu)

Whatcould I do with this with an iPhone 11

intelli-shell 0.2.3
in zsh 5.9

I tried to use it for following script to try to take advantage of labels' expanding functionality

cd {{ part_dir }}
inotifywait -e close_write,moved_to,create -m . |
while read -r directory events filename; do
  if [ "$filename" = {{ file_name_quoted }} ]; then
    bash {{ file_name }}
  fi
done

And it produced the following output

cd  part_dir inotifywait -e close_write,moved_to,create -m . |while read -r directory events filename; doif [ "$filename" = "filename.sh" ]; thenbash filename.shfidone

Maybe, adding support for multiline is a bit over the top, and the program was never intended to be used in such way, but i created an issue nevertheless, just in case)

from plugin import PluginMaster, PluginInstance
import commands
import session
import ui
import log
import config
import tools

class DashboardPluginMaster(PluginMaster):
Name = 'Dashboard'

def OnLoad(self):
	PluginMaster.OnLoad(self)

def MakeInstance(self):
	i = DashboardPluginInstance()
	self.Instances.append(i)
	return i

class DashboardPluginInstance(PluginInstance):
Name = 'Dashboard'

_lblServerName = None
_lblAjentiVer = None
_lblDistro = None

def OnLoad(self, s):
	PluginInstance.OnLoad(self, s)

	c = ui.Category()
	c.Text = 'Dashboard'
	c.Description = 'Server status'
	c.Icon = 'plug/dashboard;icon'
	self.CategoryItem = c

	self.BuildPanel()

	log.info('DashboardPlugin', 'Started instance')
	return

def BuildPanel(self):
	self._lblServerName = ui.Label()
	self._lblAjentiVer = ui.Label()
	self._lblDistro = ui.Label()
	self._lblServerName.Size = 5

	c = ui.HContainer([ui.Image('plug/dashboard;server.png'), ui.Spacer(10,1), ui.VContainer([self._lblServerName, self._lblDistro, self._lblAjentiVer])])
	self.Panel = ui.Container([c])
	return

def Update(self):
	self._lblServerName.Text = config.ServerName
	self._lblAjentiVer.Text = ' Ajenti ' + config.AjentiVersion
	self._lblDistro.Text = ' ' + tools.Actions['core/detect-distro'].Run(None)
	return

Default colors are hard to read for e, letting the user decide what colors to use could help.