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Repo or homepage link:
https://github.com/HalFrgrd/flyline
Description:
Flyline is similar to ble.sh: it drastically enhances the command line writing experience. A couple standout features are Intellisense style autocompletions , synthesizing completion results from man pages or --help, and extremely powerful prompt customization.
I have a bunch of other features like: syntax highlighting, full mouse support (mouse cursor changes when hovering over clickable widgets), fuzzy history searching, text selection, VS Code style configurable key bindings, auto closing brackets/quotes, cwd navigation using your prompt, and more!
And it all runs in the same process as Bash!
Why I think it's awesome:
The way that my readline replacement works is very novel: I use Bash's custom builtin support to hook into Bash so that I can run a full Rust TUI instead of readline yet still have access to all Bash's internal state and functions to make the command line writing experience awesome!
I've been working on the project for the past 7 months and it recently got quite a positive response on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/bash/comments/1ukyy8k/intellisense_autocompletions_inside_of_bash/
Thanks!