def _get_commands_in_context(opt_template, context_path=None):
"""seek for available commands in current context (internally called)"""
command_completion = []
# list available command in template suiting context (even command "followed by template" native of that template)
if opt_template:
command_completion.extend([
command for command in commands.get_commands_by_criteria(
template=opt_template)
if command.is_right_context(context_path, verbose=False)
])
# add commands followed by a template if we don't already have a template provided (native command followed by template has already been handled before)
else:
command_completion.extend([
command for command in commands.get_commands_by_criteria(
followed_by_template=True)
if command.is_right_context(context_path, verbose=False)
])
# add builtin commands
command_completion.extend([
command
for command in commands.get_commands_by_criteria(template="builtins")
if command.is_right_context(context_path, verbose=False)
])
return command_completion
def _get_commands_in_context(opt_template, context_path=None):
"""seek for available commands in current context (internally called)"""
command_completion = []
# list available command in template suiting context (even command "followed by template" native of that template)
if opt_template:
command_completion.extend([command for command in commands.get_commands_by_criteria(template=opt_template) if command.is_right_context(context_path, verbose=False)])
# add commands followed by a template if we don't already have a template provided (native command followed by template has already been handled before)
else:
command_completion.extend([command for command in commands.get_commands_by_criteria(followed_by_template=True) if command.is_right_context(context_path, verbose=False)])
# add builtin commands
command_completion.extend([command for command in commands.get_commands_by_criteria(template="builtins") if command.is_right_context(context_path, verbose=False)])
return command_completion
def get_completion_in_context(argv, context_path=None):
"""seek for available completion (command, template…)
: return tuples with list of available commands and origin (default or template)
"""
if context_path is None:
context_path = os.getcwd()
else:
context_path = os.path.abspath(context_path)
available_completion = []
# get available templates after option if needed
if argv[-2] in ("-t", "--template"):
available_completion.extend(
[template for template in commands.get_all_templates()])
else:
# treat commands and try to get the template from the project directory if we are in a project (if not already provided by the -t option)
(opt_command, opt_template) = process_command_line(argv[3:])
if not opt_template and configurationhandler.loadConfig(
can_stop=False, config_file_path=context_path) == 0:
try:
opt_template = configurationhandler.project_config['template']
except KeyError:
pass
# if no command yet, check for available command
if len(opt_command) == 1:
available_completion.extend([
command.name for command in _get_commands_in_context(
opt_template, context_path)
])
else:
# ask for the command what she needs (it automatically handle the case of command followed by template and command followed by command)
for command in commands.get_commands_by_criteria(
name=opt_command[0]
): # as 1: is '' or the begining of a word
available_completion.extend(
command.shell_completion(opt_template, opt_command[1:]))
# dash option completion. Some commands have dash args, but we also have them. So we take what command thought
# should be the completions and add our own. We also strip anything that doesn't start with a dash, since many
# completion functions are naive and just give all possible matches, even if they don't match.
if argv[-1].startswith("-"):
available_completion.extend([
"-h", "--help", "-t", "--template", "--staging", "--verbose",
"--version"
])
available_completion = [
arg for arg in available_completion if arg.startswith('-')
]
# remove duplicates and sort
completion = list(set(available_completion))
completion.sort()
return (completion)
def get_completion_in_context(argv, context_path=None):
"""seek for available completion (command, example…)
: return tuples with list of available commands and origin (default or example)
"""
if context_path is None:
context_path = os.getcwd()
else:
context_path = os.path.abspath(context_path)
available_completion = []
# get available templates after option if needed
if argv[-2] in ("-e", "--example"):
available_completion.extend(['example_argument'])
else:
# treat commands and try to get the template from the project directory if we are in a project (if not already provided by the -t option)
(opt_command, opt_example) = process_command_line(argv[3:])
if not opt_example and configurationhandler.loadConfig(can_stop=False, config_file_path=context_path) == 0:
try:
opt_example = configurationhandler.project_config['example']
except KeyError:
pass
# if no command yet, check for available command
if len(opt_command) == 1:
available_completion.extend([command.name for command in _get_commands_in_context(opt_example, context_path)])
else:
# ask for the command what she needs (it automatically handle the case of command followed by template and command followed by command)
for command in commands.get_commands_by_criteria(name=opt_command[0]): # as 1: is '' or the begining of a word
available_completion.extend(command.shell_completion(opt_example, opt_command[1:]))
# dash option completion. Some commands have dash args, but we also have them. So we take what command thought
# should be the completions and add our own. We also strip anything that doesn't start with a dash, since many
# completion functions are naive and just give all possible matches, even if they don't match.
if argv[-1].startswith("-"):
available_completion.extend(["-h", "--help", "-e", "--example", "--verbose", "--version"])
available_completion = [arg for arg in available_completion if arg.startswith('-')]
# remove duplicates and sort
completion = list(set(available_completion))
completion.sort()
return (completion)
def get_commands_in_template(template):
'''get a list of commands for a template'''
return commands.get_commands_by_criteria(template=template)