gutomotta/fj.sh

A minimalist command line utility for running common tasks

fj.sh's Issues

Only functions defined in fj.sh should be callable by fj

fj can call functions that are not defined in the fj.sh file. This happens because it has access to literally everything defined in the user's shell. Some problems could emerge from that:

1. You can inadvertently run potentially dangerous commands such as rm
2. You can get confused around which commands are available in fj - for instance, you could forget the name of a command and call a built-in shell command instead (I just ran fj sh thinking that I was calling a function defined inside fj.sh, but turns out I started a new shell instead)

Add meta-task to show definition of task

Something like fj -s mytask or fj --show mytask should sow the definition of mytask.

Add autocomplete

Functions defined in the local fj.sh could have autocomplete so that we don't need to type them every time. It would be specially useful for the ones with long names.

Wow! So Cool! The creators of this must be geniuses!

Add a listing feature to fj.sh

It would be nice to be able to list all functions defined in the current fj.sh file. The API for it could be:

fj --list

And the return value of it could be something like:

**function-1** - This functions works in a very cool way

**function-2** - This functions works in a very nice way