New GIF demo

[matt9ucci]

Delete the current demo and create a new one.

Requirements

Mandatory

• Use PowerShell Core, not ISE
• Use docker as the name of docker cli
• Show completion for management commands
• Show completion for subcommands
• Show completion for options
• Show completion for command/option arguments

Optional

• Use d as the alias of docker cli (in this case, add an another file like "demo-alias.gif")
• Show "Tab" being pressed at least once to clarify how to trigger completion
• Show "Ctrl + Space" being pressed at least once to clarify how to trigger completion as a list

[dima-matsola]

+1 for alias completion.

I suspect that I can achieve that creating ps1 file with content similar to completers.ps1 but having Register-Completer d ($managementCommands + $topLevelCommands) and than adding it as custom completion with -ArgumentList

Right?

Update: no I cant :)

[matt9ucci]

I suspect that I can achieve that creating ps1 file

You do not need to do that :)
Please check the issue #1

[dima-matsola]

oh, niiiice! thanks!

[NikoTurunen]

Any clue why this works only right after installation, but doesnt work anymore if I restart powershell?

[matt9ucci]

@NikoTurunen Did you run Import-Module DockerCompletion after restarting powershell?

[NikoTurunen]

@NikoTurunen Did you run Import-Module DockerCompletion after restarting powershell?

Actually I didnt. Think if I add this to profile.ps1 file, it should work automatically.

[matt9ucci]

@NikoTurunen Try to run Get-Module DockerCompletion after restarting powershell. The output will be:

PS> Get-Module DockerCompletion

ModuleType Version    Name                                ExportedCommands
---------- -------    ----                                ----------------
Script     1.1903.0.… DockerCompletion

If not, the DockerCompletion module is not imported in your current powershell session. Try to check your profile.ps1 file or run Import-Module DockerCompletion manually.

[NikoTurunen]

@NikoTurunen Try to run Get-Module DockerCompletion after restarting powershell. The output will be:

PS> Get-Module DockerCompletion

ModuleType Version    Name                                ExportedCommands
---------- -------    ----                                ----------------
Script     1.1903.0.… DockerCompletion

If not, the DockerCompletion module is not imported in your current powershell session. Try to check your profile.ps1 file or run Import-Module DockerCompletion manually.

Thank you for quick responses. I got it working now. I added :
Import-Module DockerCompletion
to my profile.ps1 file.

[dzmitry-lahoda]

please update to new slick and nice Windows Terminal OR WSL2 (better to do both - to make linux people to shit onto pwsh:) )