bash-completion/jai

# -*- shell-script -*- _jai() { local cur prev words cword _init_completion -n = || return # Ask jai itself for completions. Pass every word except $0, # including the current (possibly incomplete) word. local -a comp_args=( "${words[@]:1}" ) local output output=$(jai --complete "${comp_args[@]}" 2>/dev/null) || return # If jai returns the special completion "_command_offset N", it # means subcommand starts at offset N, so delegate to # bash-completion's _command_offset which handles completing an # arbitrary command (c.f. sudo). if [[ $output == _command_offset\ * ]]; then local offset=${output#_command_offset } _command_offset "$offset" return fi # Otherwise jai returned sorted candidate completions, one per # line, including a trailing space if the argument is complete, so # no need for bash to add spaces. compopt -o nospace -o nosort COMPREPLY=() while IFS= read -r line; do # Note bash COMP_WORDBREAKS splits on '=' and only completes # the part after it, so we need to strip off the first =. COMPREPLY+=( "${line#--*=}" ) done <<< "$output" } && complete -F _jai jai