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@xyd-js/opencli-completion

v0.0.0-build-f0c10f6-20260703195526

Published

Generate shell completion scripts (zsh, fish) from an OpenCLI document

Readme

@xyd-js/opencli-completion

Generate shell completion scripts from an OpenCLI document. The "tree" the generators walk is an OpenCLI doc — so any CLI that can describe itself as OpenCLI gets real shell completions for free.

import { zsh, fish, completion } from '@xyd-js/opencli-completion';

zsh(opencliSpec);            // → a `#compdef` zsh script
fish(opencliSpec);           // → a fish completion script
completion(opencliSpec, sh); // → dispatch by shell ('zsh' | 'fish')

Mapping

| OpenCLI | Completion | |---|---| | info.title | the command name (#compdef <name>, complete -c <name>) | | commands[] (recursive) | completable subcommands | | a command's options[] | completable flags (--name + aliases-x / --xy) | | an option with arguments[] | a value-taking flag (-r in fish, :value: in zsh) | | root options with recursive: true | global flags, offered on every command |

Adapted from the static fish/zsh generation approach (no runtime completion daemon); the OpenCLI document is the single source of truth.

Limitations

  • The zsh generator completes the root and one level of subcommands (fish recurses deeper); deeply nested command trees aren't fully expanded yet.
  • Positional arguments and acceptedValues (enum) aren't turned into value completions yet — only subcommands and flags complete. Flags that take a value are marked (-r / :value:) but their values aren't enumerated.