Flyline is a Bash plugin that replaces Readline with a modern command-line editing experience.
It is written in Rust and runs in the same process as Bash.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- IntelliSense-style autosuggestions.
- Change directory using the prompt.
- Rich prompt customisation with asynchronous widgets and animations.
- Fuzzy command history searching.
- Mouse support including cursor movement and text selection.
- Improved Bash tab completion.
- Synthesises tab completion suggestions with flycomp.
- Agent-assisted command writing.
- Tooltips.
- Text selection.
- Automatically closes brackets and quotes.
- Syntax highlighting.
- Custom cursor animations and styles.
- Customisable key bindings and key event remapping.
- Leader key sequences.
Website: github.com/HalFrgrd/flyline
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Developer: Hal Frigaard
License: MIT License, GNU General Public License v3.0
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