gcrane-completion

generates shell autocompletion scripts

TLDR

Print the completion script for a shell

$ gcrane completion [bash]

Print it without the descriptive comments

$ gcrane completion [bash] --no-descriptions

Enable it in the running Bash shell

$ source <(gcrane completion bash)

Enable it in the running Zsh shell

$ source <(gcrane completion zsh)

Enable it in the running fish shell

$ gcrane completion fish | source

Install it for every Bash session

$ gcrane completion bash | sudo tee /etc/bash_completion.d/gcrane

Install it for every Zsh session

$ gcrane completion zsh > "${fpath[1]}/_gcrane"

Install it for every fish session

$ gcrane completion fish > ~/.config/fish/completions/gcrane.fish

Load it in PowerShell

$ gcrane completion powershell | Out-String | Invoke-Expression

SYNOPSIS

gcrane completion shell [options]

gcrane completion generates shell autocompletion scripts for the gcrane command-line tool. gcrane is a tool for working with container registries, part of Google's go-containerregistry project.Completions provide tab-completion for gcrane commands, flags, and arguments, improving command-line efficiency. The generated scripts must be sourced or installed according to your shell's completion system.For persistent completions, install the output to the appropriate location for your shell (bash_completion.d for Bash, fpath for Zsh, or ~/.config/fish/completions for fish).

PARAMETERS

bash

Generate Bash completion script

zsh

Generate Zsh completion script

fish

Generate fish completion script

powershell

Generate PowerShell completion script

--no-descriptions

Disable completion descriptions

-h, --help

Display help for completion command

INSTALL

sudo zypper install gcrane

nix profile install nixpkgs#gcrane

CAVEATS

Installation paths vary by system configuration. Zsh requires the completion directory to be in fpath before compinit is called. Some systems may require logging out and back in for changes to take effect.