New HSTR release brings parameter which can be used to insert commands in terminal prompt:
$ hstr --insert-in-terminal="ls -hal"
$ ls -hal|
It is useful whenever you need to:
- construct complex command using a shell script to modify current shell with source and check and/or edit it prior running:
$ hstr --insert-in-terminal="`my-script-which-constructs-command.sh`"
$ export CONDA_INSTALL_DIR=/opt/conda/acme && unset PYTHONPATH && source ../.rc_conda && conda activate env_prj|
- insert command to terminal prompt directly from a shell script to modify current shell:
$ cat my-script-which-inserts-command.sh
...
hstr --insert-in-terminal="${CMD} -vvv ${REQUIRED_PARAMS} ${OPTIONAL_PARAMS} ${2}"
...
$ ./my-script-which-inserts-command.sh
ACME builder:
clean ... DONE
build ... DONE
Ready to test product:
$ pytest -vvv -n 8 --use-fixture-cache tests/feature_test.py::test_case|
Overall this feature aims to help you to be faster and get more out of your shell scripts.
Enjoy!
| in the examples above indicates cursor position