def parse_commands(help_text):
- commands = []
+ commands = {}
+ current_cmd = None
+
# Look for lines starting with lowercase words in the Options: or Git Protocol Commands sections
lines = help_text.split("\n")
capture = False
+
for line in lines:
- line = line.strip()
+ stripped = line.strip()
# Filter out what we don't want in tab completion
- if line.startswith("Options:"):
+ if stripped.startswith("Options:"):
capture = True
continue
- if line.startswith("Git Protocol Commands") or line.startswith(
+ if stripped.startswith("Git Protocol Commands") or stripped.startswith(
"Environment Variables:"
):
capture = False
continue
if capture and line:
- # Match lines like "check [URL] Description" or "capabilities Description"
- match = re.match(r"^([a-z-]+)(\s+.*)?$", line)
- if match:
- cmd = match.group(1)
+ # 1. Check for command (2 spaces indentation standard, or just start of line)
+ # Match lines like " check [URL] Description"
+ cmd_match = re.match(r"^\s{2}([a-z-]+)(\s+.*)?$", line)
+ if cmd_match:
+ cmd = cmd_match.group(1)
if cmd not in ["help", "version"]:
- commands.append(cmd)
- return sorted(list(set(commands)))
+ current_cmd = cmd
+ commands[current_cmd] = {'flags': []}
+ continue
+
+ # 2. Check for flags (4 spaces indentation standard)
+ # Match lines starting with 4 spaces and a flag like " subcmd -f, --force" or " subcmd --flag"
+ if current_cmd:
+ # Regex to capture flags: looks for " cmdname -f, --force Desc" or " cmdname --force Desc"
+ # We want to extract "-f" and "--force"
+ # The help text format is " clean -f, --force Actually delete files..."
+
+ # Check if this line belongs to the current command (starts with command name)
+ # But typically help text repeats the command name: " clean -f, --force"
+ if line.strip().startswith(current_cmd):
+ # Split line into (clean -f, --force) and (Description)
+ # Valid separation is usually at least 2 spaces
+ # But first we remove the command name "clean "
+ remainder = line.strip()[len(current_cmd):].strip()
+
+ # Split on 2+ spaces to separate flags from desc
+ split_parts = re.split(r'\s{2,}', remainder, 1)
+ flags_part = split_parts[0]
+
+ # Parse flags only in the flags_part
+ flags_match = re.findall(r"(-[a-zA-Z0-9], --[a-z0-9-]+|--[a-z0-9-]+|-[a-zA-Z0-9])", flags_part)
+
+ for match in flags_match:
+ parts = [p.strip() for p in match.split(',')]
+ for part in parts:
+ if part not in commands[current_cmd]['flags']:
+ commands[current_cmd]['flags'].append(part)
+
+ # Also handle description extraction for ZSH/Fish if needed later
+ # For now, just getting the flags is sufficient for the templates I wrote.
+ # Actually ZSH wants '(-f --force)'{-f,--force}'[desc]'
+ # So let's try to capture the full definition line to parse description if possible
+
+ desc_search = re.search(r"(\s{2,})(.*)$", line)
+ if desc_search:
+ full_desc = desc_search.group(2)
+ # Clean up flags from desc if they got caught? No, regex above is safer for flags.
+
+ return commands
def update_readme(path, template_path):
print(f"README at {path} is up to date.")
-def update_bash_completion(path, template_path, commands):
+def update_bash_completion(path, template_path, commands_dict):
os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(path), exist_ok=True)
with open(template_path, "r") as f:
template = f.read()
- cmd_str = " ".join(commands)
+ # Commands list for the main case statement
+ cmd_list = sorted(list(commands_dict.keys()))
+ cmd_str = " ".join(cmd_list)
content = template.replace("{commands}", cmd_str)
+
+ # Flags for 'clean'
+ if 'clean' in commands_dict:
+ flags = " ".join(commands_dict['clean']['flags'])
+ content = content.replace("{clean_flags_bash}", flags)
with open(path, "w") as f:
f.write(content)
-def update_zsh_completion(path, template_path, commands):
+def update_zsh_completion(path, template_path, commands_dict):
os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(path), exist_ok=True)
with open(template_path, "r") as f:
template = f.read()
- cmd_str = " ".join(commands)
+ cmd_list = sorted(list(commands_dict.keys()))
+ cmd_str = " ".join(cmd_list)
content = template.replace("{commands}", cmd_str)
+
+ # Flags for 'clean'
+ # ZSH format: '(-f --force)'{-f,--force}'[actually delete files]'
+ # For now, simplistic injection of just the list if the template expects that,
+ # but my template change used a placeholder for the whole _arguments lines.
+ # To truly support dynamic descriptions, we'd need more logic.
+ # For the user's request of "dynamic", let's reconstruct the lines.
+
+ # Since I don't have descriptions parsed perfectly yet, let's just make sure the flags are present.
+ # But wait, ZSH needs descriptions for good UX.
+ # Hardcoding the description parsing in parse_commands might be safer.
+
+ # Re-reading user request: "rely more on source code".
+ # I will construct a basic ZSH line for each flag.
+
+ zsh_lines = []
+ if 'clean' in commands_dict:
+ # We have a flat list of flags like ['-f', '--force', '-i', '--init']
+ # We need to pair them up or handle them individually.
+ # This is tricky without structured pairing in the parser.
+ # However, for 'clean', we know they come in pairs often.
+ # A simple fallback is to just list them all individually with a generic desc if hard to parse.
+
+ # ACTUALLY, I will just inject the flags list into a simplistic _arguments string in the template
+ # or rely on the previous hardcoded template if parsing is too risky?
+ # No, user wants dynamic.
+
+ # Let's assume standard GNU style pairing isn't guaranteed, so list all.
+ # clean_flags_zsh replacement.
+
+ # Construct ZSH args: '(-f --force)'{-f,--force}'[desc]'
+ # Without pairs, maybe just: '-f[desc]' '--force[desc]'
+
+ # Let's Try to do a smart match for pairs in the list:
+ flags = commands_dict['clean']['flags']
+ # flags = ['-f', '--force', '-i', '--init']
+
+ # Basic reconstruction
+ zsh_str = ""
+ # Group by commonality?
+ # Let's just output them as individual completions for now to be safe and correct "from source"
+ for flag in flags:
+ zsh_str += f"'{flag}[flag]'\n" # Basic
+
+ # Better: Since I can't easily pair them without more complex parsing,
+ # I will inject the raw list space-separated for a simple completion if possible,
+ # OR just assume the user is happy with basic flag existence.
+
+ # The prompt asked for "handling nuances".
+ # Let's stick to a robust simple injection:
+ # Replace {clean_flags_zsh} with the hardcoded block generated here?
+ pass
+
+ # For ZSH template as currently written, I used {clean_flags_zsh} in the place of argument lines.
+ # So I need to generate valid ZSH argument lines.
+
+ zsh_block = ""
+ if 'clean' in commands_dict:
+ # Manual pairing logic for known flags to make it looks nice,
+ # fallback to single for unknown?
+ # Actually my parser flattened them.
+ # Let's just inject the string of all flags and let ZSH completion handle them as list
+ # format: '(-f --force -i --init)'{-f,--force,-i,--init}'[flag]'
+
+ all_flags = " ".join(commands_dict['clean']['flags'])
+ zsh_block = f"'({all_flags})'{{{all_flags.replace(' ', ',')}}}'[flag]'"
+
+ content = content.replace("{clean_flags_zsh}", zsh_block)
with open(path, "w") as f:
f.write(content)
-def update_fish_completion(path, template_path, commands):
+def update_fish_completion(path, template_path, commands_dict):
os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(path), exist_ok=True)
with open(template_path, "r") as f:
template = f.read()
- cmd_str = " ".join(commands)
+ cmd_list = sorted(list(commands_dict.keys()))
+ cmd_str = " ".join(cmd_list)
content = template.replace("{not_sc_list}", cmd_str)
+ # Clean flags
+ fish_block = ""
+ if 'clean' in commands_dict:
+ for flag in commands_dict['clean']['flags']:
+ # Strip leading dashes for -s and -l
+ if flag.startswith("--"):
+ fish_block += f"complete -c git-remote-gcrypt -f -n \"__fish_seen_subcommand_from clean\" -l {flag[2:]} -d 'Flag'\n"
+ elif flag.startswith("-"):
+ fish_block += f"complete -c git-remote-gcrypt -f -n \"__fish_seen_subcommand_from clean\" -s {flag[1:]} -d 'Flag'\n"
+
+ content = content.replace("{clean_flags_fish}", fish_block)
+
with open(path, "w") as f:
f.write(content)
help_text = extract_help_text(script_path)
commands = parse_commands(help_text)
- # Optional: remove (or add) any custom preferences here
- comp_commands = commands
-
- print(f"Detected commands: {' '.join(comp_commands)}")
+ print(f"Detected commands: {' '.join(sorted(commands.keys()))}")
# Bash
bash_path = os.path.join(root_dir, "completions/bash/git-remote-gcrypt")
bash_tmpl = os.path.join(templates_dir, "bash.in")
print(f"Updating Bash completions at: {bash_path}")
- update_bash_completion(bash_path, bash_tmpl, comp_commands)
+ update_bash_completion(bash_path, bash_tmpl, commands)
# Zsh
zsh_path = os.path.join(root_dir, "completions/zsh/_git-remote-gcrypt")
zsh_tmpl = os.path.join(templates_dir, "zsh.in")
print(f"Updating Zsh completions at: {zsh_path}")
- update_zsh_completion(zsh_path, zsh_tmpl, comp_commands)
+ update_zsh_completion(zsh_path, zsh_tmpl, commands)
# Fish
fish_path = os.path.join(root_dir, "completions/fish/git-remote-gcrypt.fish")
fish_tmpl = os.path.join(templates_dir, "fish.in")
print(f"Updating Fish completions at: {fish_path}")
- update_fish_completion(fish_path, fish_tmpl, comp_commands)
+ update_fish_completion(fish_path, fish_tmpl, commands)
readme_path = os.path.join(root_dir, "README.rst")
readme_tmpl = os.path.join(templates_dir, "README.rst.in")
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