Is there any way to debug the plugin? If I type yarn run and press tab, I get a list of files in the directory.

I've installed the latest version, my .zshrc contains plugins=(git yarn-autocompletions) and there's no error when I start the shell.

Hi,

I cannot make it work for the new version 2. Do I need any extra dependency? I'm using macos version.

Thanks a lot,
Cheers

You are a careless man. You lose the "-latest" in url="https://github.com/g-plane/zsh-yarn-autocompletions/releases/download/v$version/yarn-autocompletions_$platform.zip". So installed by plugin-manager show 404.
It should be:

url="https://github.com/g-plane/zsh-yarn-autocompletions/releases/download/v$version/yarn-autocompletions_$platform-latest.zip

Hi, thanks for this project, very cool!

I wanted to install this by building from source instead of installing the pre-packaged binary.

Is this the right way to do it (on macOS, from the root directory of the repo)?

brew install rust
cargo build --release
cp target/release/yarn-autocompletions ./
./install.sh $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins
# Trust program from Unidentified developer (macOS Catalina Gatekeeper)
spctl --add $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins/yarn-autocompletions/yarn-autocompletions
rm yarn-autocompletions

For example, if I run

yarn ts-node -- ./s<tab>

I get no completion suggestions

Hi,

just installed the plugin using zplug, but the hook fails due to a 404.

It tries to download https://github.com/g-plane/zsh-yarn-autocompletions/releases/download/v2.0.1/yarn-autocompletions_linux.zip

But there is only a yar-autocompletions_ubuntu-latest.zip for v2.0.1.

Hey, this is a very cool plugin!
However when I type yarn a it doesn't autocomplete it to yarn add. This is a pitty, as autocompletion for custom yarn scripts works just fine. Would it be possible to add the built-in commands like add and remove to the list?

This should be the complete list of built-in commands:

access, add, audit, autoclean, bin, cache, check,
config, create, exec, generate-lock-entry, global,
help, import, info, init, install, licenses, link,
list, login, logout, node, outdated, owner, pack,
publish, remove, run, tag, team, unlink, unplug,
upgrade, upgrade-interactive, version, versions,
why, workspace, workspaces

Since v1.0.0 this plugin supports yarn add command, like this:

Now I am going to add more frequently installed packages, which will provide better out-of-the-box for most users.

Those packages can be both dependencies and dev_dependencies (in package.json it is devDependencies).

Anyone can add comments to share some frequently installed packages or famous packages.

Also you can send a PR directly. The packages names are defined in https://github.com/g-plane/zsh-yarn-autocompletions/blob/master/src/deps/packages.rs . Remember adding trailing comma for better git diff.

As title.

It is just like:

Hi, @g-plane. Thanks for this plugin, it's really useful.

I was just wondering, why you didn't publish the compiled files?
I'm not sure if everyone will be willing to install Rust in order to use the plugin. (I was, but a co-worker wasn't, I sent him the compiled files and he's using it too)

Pressing yarn run <tab> <tab> does not list commands that have a : in their name. For example a package.json with the following scripts does not display the start:dev and test:watch commands.

{
  "scripts": {
	"start": "node .",
	"start:dev": "webpack-dev-server",
	"test": "jest",
    "test:watch": "yarn test --watch",
  }
}

Hi,
I'm seeing your install.sh.
It can't work if you don't specify the $ZSH_CUSTOM folder as argument.

Maybe you should update the doc (or the script!).

Thanks for you work.

Hello,

Per the docs: https://yarnpkg.com/getting-started/qa#how-to-share-scripts-between-workspaces, a script containing : is available from other workspaces (but only if is is defined only once, else yarn doesn't know which one to resolve).

Do you think the plugin could also:

• list scripts with : in their name
• only if they are defined once in all workspaces
  ?

Thanks in advance and have a nice day

$ yarn _yarn_autocompletions_scripts:1: exec format error: /Users/mathieutu/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/yarn-autocompletions/yarn-scripts
_yarn_autocompletions_scripts:1: exec format error: /Users/mathieutu/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/yarn-autocompletions/yarn-scripts
_yarn_autocompletions_scripts:1: exec format error: /Users/mathieutu/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/yarn-autocompletions/yarn-scripts
yarn

Just after installing the plugin and restarting zsh.

$ la $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins/yarn-autocompletions
total 20992
-rw-r--r--@ 1 mathieutu  staff   1.0K Mar 21 09:43 LICENSE
-rw-r--r--@ 1 mathieutu  staff   796B Mar 21 09:43 README.md
-rw-r--r--@ 1 mathieutu  staff   1.1K Mar 21 09:43 yarn-autocompletions.plugin.zsh
-rwxr-xr-x@ 1 mathieutu  staff   5.1M Mar 21 09:43 yarn-deps*
-rwxr-xr-x@ 1 mathieutu  staff   5.1M Mar 21 09:43 yarn-scripts*

I just installed Fig on my Macbook and it's working as expected. I then installed this package using the "community plugins" section in Fig. After installing the package I restarted the terminal. However, I can't get this to work. There's no autocomplete at all.

What did I do wrong?

Download https://github.com/g-plane/zsh-yarn-autocompletions/releases/download/v2.0.0/yarn-autocompletions_linux.tar.gz
Extract files, and look at the contents of yarn-autocompletions.plugin.zsh.
It does not contain the fix made in #22.
Actual content of file is:

YARN_AUTO_COMP_PATH="$(dirname $0)/yarn-autocompletions"            
                                                                    
_yarn_autocompletions() {                                           
    compls=$($YARN_AUTO_COMP_PATH $1)                               
    completions=(${=compls})                                        
    compadd -- $completions                                         
}                                                                   
                                                                    
_yarn() {                                                           
    case $words[2] in                                               
        add)                                                        
            if [[ $words[3] == "--dev" ]]                           
            then                                                    
                _yarn_autocompletions "add-dev"                     
            else                                                    
                _yarn_autocompletions "add"                         
            fi                                                      
            ;;                                                      
        remove)                                                     
            _yarn_autocompletions "remove"                          
            ;;                                                      
        upgrade)                                                    
            _yarn_autocompletions "remove"                          
            ;;                                                      
        why)                                                        
            _yarn_autocompletions "why"                             
            ;;                                                      
        *)                                                          
            _yarn_autocompletions "scripts"                         
            ;;                                                      
    esac                                                            
}                                                                   

I haven't checked the other release artifacts, but they could have the same problem?

The release workflow using github actions doesn't insert the version in the filename for the release assets. This breaks the zplug.sh hook build script.

Also, looks like the OS in the file names generated by the release workflow have a -latest suffix as well.

Will be great to automate installation as Homebrew formulare distribution, so it could be installed on Mac OS with one command brew install zsh-yarn-autocompletions.

Steps to reproduce:

1. download from source
2. extract and run the ./install.sh $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins
3. restart by . ~/.zshrc
4. type yarn
5. popup appears

I used these steps to overcome https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202491

Hi there!

I'm curious what the differences in goals and current features are between this and https://github.com/mklabs/yarn-completions?

Thanks,
Olly

When I attempt to run install.sh, I get the following error:

/Users/jawilson/Downloads/yarn-autocompletions_macos-latest/install.sh: line 7: [: /Users/jawilson/Library/Mobile: binary operator expected

I'm by no means a zsh expert but I've been using zplug lately. I wanted to install your plugin using zplug and I ran into some issues:

1. I was able to run the build manually by adding this to my .zshrc:

zplug "g-plane/zsh-yarn-autocompletions", hook-build:"mkdir -p src && mv yarn-deps src/ && mv yarn-scripts src/ && cd src/yarn-deps && cargo build --release && cd ../yarn-scripts && cargo build --release && cd ../.. && mv src/yarn-deps/target/release/yarn-deps . && mv src/yarn-scripts/target/release/yarn-scripts ."

In order to move the compiled yarn-deps and yarn-scripts to the plugin's root folder, the folders of the same name can't exist, so I'm moving those to src. It's kind of hacky so a better way would be nice.

2. If I type yarn and hit tab, I get:

_yarn_autocompletions_scripts:1: no such file or directory: /plugins/yarn-autocompletions/yarn-scripts
_yarn_autocompletions_scripts:1: no such file or directory: /plugins/yarn-autocompletions/yarn-scripts
_yarn_autocompletions_scripts:1: no such file or directory: /plugins/yarn-autocompletions/yarn-scripts

Looking at the code, it's interpolating $ZSH_CUSTOM to the empty string, so I guess that's not supported by default. The plugin gets installed to ~/.zplug/repos/g-plane/zsh-yarn-autocompletions so $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins/yarn-autocompletions, like the plugin code currently uses, doesn't seem like the generic approach.

Happy to have a stab at a PR but I wanted to check first. 🙂

It would be nice to also get suggestions of installed binary packages