magicant / yash-rs

Reimplementation of yash, an extended POSIX shell
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Basic command prompt #376

Closed magicant closed 3 months ago

magicant commented 4 months ago

This is part of #372. This PR only supports $PS1.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new crate, yash-prompt, for prompt strings following POSIX expansion standards. It adds build and test commands, updates several dependencies, implements new functionality for prompt handling, and integrates yash-prompt with yash-cli. The alterations include function signature updates, new modules, and modified imports to support prompt decoration in the interactive shell environment.

Changes

Files / Folders Summary of Changes
check-extra.sh Added build and test commands for yash-prompt.
check-msrv.sh Updated workspace members for testing yash-prompt.
yash-prompt/CHANGELOG.md Introduced initial changelog documentation for yash-prompt.
yash-prompt/Cargo.toml Defined package dependencies and configurations.
yash-prompt/LICENSE-GPL Added GPL v3 license document.
yash-prompt/README.md Introduced crate features, badges, and license info.
yash-prompt/src/expand_posix.rs Implemented POSIX prompt expansion with new function signature.
yash-prompt/src/lib.rs Added library entry point, exporting expand_posix and Prompter.
yash-prompt/src/prompter.rs Implemented Prompter decorator for displaying shell prompts.
yash-cli/Cargo.toml Added yash-prompt as a dependency.
yash-cli/src/startup.rs Conditional prompt decoration applied in prepare_input function.

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI
    participant Prompter
    participant Env
    participant PosixExpander

    User->>CLI: Start interactive shell
    CLI->>Prompter: Apply prompt decorator
    Prompter->>Env: Retrieve prompt template ($PS1)
    Prompter->>PosixExpander: Expand POSIX prompt
    PosixExpander->>Prompter: Return expanded prompt
    Prompter->>CLI: Display prompt
    User->>CLI: Enter command
    CLI->>Prompter: Remove prompt decorator
    CLI->>Env: Execute command
    Env-->>CLI: Command result
    CLI-->>User: Output result

Possibly related issues

Poem

In the realm of shells so bright,
A prompt awakens, shining light,
With POSIX rules, it doth expand,
To greet each command at your hand.
In code it whispers, "Here I stand,"
Ready to serve in interactive land.
The future smiles at this prompt's command.

🐇💻✨

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