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gitbook-completions

v1.0.3

Published

Tabtab plugin to specify completion results for [gitbook-cli](https://github.com/gitbookIO/gitbook-cli)

Downloads

4

Readme

gitbook-completions

Tabtab plugin to specify completion results for gitbook-cli

Install

npm install gitbook-completions -g

On install, the package will add a line to source a SHELL specific config file, into either ~/.bashrc, ~/.zshrc or ~/.config/fish/config.fish.

On uninstall, these lines will be removed.

npm uninstall gitbook-completions -g

Example

<tab> stands for hitting TAB on the command line

$ gitbook <tab>
alias      current    fetch      init       ls-remote  parse      serve      update
build      epub       help       ls         mobi       pdf        uninstall

$ gitbook serve <tab>
--browser   --live      --lrport    --no-open   --open      --watch
--format    --log       --no-live   --no-watch  --port

$ gitbook build <tab>
--format     --log        --no-timing  --timing

$ gitbook build --log <tab>
debug     disabled  error     info      warn

For ZSH, you'll additionnaly find command / flags descriptions:

$ gitbook <tab>
--debug    -d         -- enable verbose error
--gitbook             -- specify GitBook version to use
--help     -h         -- output usage information
--version  -V         -- Display running versions of gitbook and gitbook-cli
-v                    -- specify Gitbook version to use
alias                 -- Set an alias named <version> point to <folder>
build                 -- build a book
current               -- Display currently activated version
fetch                 -- Download and install a version
help                  -- List commands for GitBook
init                  -- setup and create files for chapters
install               -- install all plugin dependencies
ls                    -- List versions installed locally
ls-remote             -- List remote versions available for install
mobi       epub  pdf  -- build a book into an ebook file
parse                 -- parse and print debug information about a book
serve                 -- serve the book as a website for testing
uninstall             -- Uninstall a version
update                -- Update to the latest version of GitBook