Shifu provides: argument parsing, subcommand dispatch, help string formatting, tab completion for interactive shells, compatibility with POSIX-based shells (tested with ash, bash, dash, ksh, zsh); all in a single POSIX shell file with no dependencies.
Edit: formatting
https://github.com/Ultramann/shifu
The startup I work for has an internal, bash-based, cli that basically amounts to shared aliases with a common entrypoint. As the number of aliases has grown, I've had a desire to group functionality together in subcommands, add more help strings, and have better tab completion. I know I could convert it to, e.g., a python script, but I was curious what was possible if we continued to use...
I’m potentially considering the air because wasted z-axis space the camera bump creates, I’d use with a MagSafe wallet again, so it wouldn’t be wasted for me. I like that the built in battery is likely sufficient for a day of my use, but can be easily extended with the MagSafe battery on days where I know I’ll be using more juice, e.g. when traveling. None of these things are unique to the air; instead the overall thickness which results from my usage is the differentiator, from which I think I might derive value.
> aims to be fully compatible with git, all the porcelain operations are implemented to work exactly as git does
written in pure go, therefore with a go native api.
I've never tried to use it, but it does look quite impressive to me.
I really liked bufftabline when I used it. It was lightweight and did exactly what I wanted it to do, give me an immediate visual representation of the buffers I had open in a familiar tab-like format.
Eventually I moved towards an even lighter weight setup. Take at look at this video is you're interested in anything like that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XA2WjJbmmoM