ptrepl 0.9.4

Basic Usage

$ ptrepl --help
Usage: ptrepl [OPTIONS] COMMAND

Options:
--prompt TEXT  Override prompt
--help         Show this message and exit.
$ ptrepl git
$ git >
# to call "git status"
$ git > status
# if you need execute some other bash command see system mode below

Custom prompt command

$ ptrepl git --prompt g
$ g >

Multiword command

$ ptrepl "echo prefix"
$ echo prefix > 1
echo prefix 1

Available settings

• EXIT_COMMAND - change exit command

• EDITING_MODE - choose mode vi/emacs

• SHOW_MODE_IN_PROMPT - show editing mode string in prompt

• EMACS_MODE_STRING - set emacs mode prompt string

• VI_INS_MODE_STRING - set vi insert mode prompt string

• VI_CMD_MODE_STRING - set vi command mode prompt string

• READLINE_COMPLETION: use readline like completion instead of dropdown one

• PARSE_PS1 {experimental} - will try to adgust ptrepl’s prompt according to your PS1 setting

• LOCAL_SHADA - store shada(history) in LOCAL_SHADA_PATH

• LOCAL_SHADA_PATH - path to local shada

Default settings

{
    "EXIT_COMMAND": "exit",
    "EDITING_MODE": "emacs",
    "SHOW_MODE_IN_PROMPT": false,
    "EMACS_MODE_STRING": "@",
    "VI_INS_MODE_STRING": "(ins)",
    "VI_CMD_MODE_STRING": "(cmd)",
    "READLINE_COMPLETION": false,
    "PARSE_PS1": false,
    "LOCAL_SHADA": false,
    "LOCAL_SHADA_PATH": "$DIRENV_DIR/.direnv/ptrepl/",
}

Parsing PS1(requires PARSE_PS1 set to true)

Here is how my bash prompt(PS1) looks like by default

{ptrepl} ~/Development/Python/ptrepl [master] |19:18:36 07-Feb-18|
+ ❯ ptrepl git
{ptrepl} ~/Development/Python/ptrepl [master] |19:20:15 07-Feb-18|
+ git ❯

Completion

$ ptrepl git
$ git > sta (press TAB)
# result
$ git > sta
        status
        stage
        stash

$ ptrepl git
$ git > sta (press TAB)
# result
$ git > sta
stage  stash  status

System mode

$ ptrepl git
$ git > (press Escape + !)
# result
# you could enter your shell commands here
Shell command: ls

Command mode

$ ptrepl git
$ git > (press Escape + :)
# result
# you could enter your command mode commands here
# to list history
Command mode: history

Bash like history expansion

$ ptrepl git
$ git > status
# repeat last command
$ git > !!
# repeat 10th command
$ git > !10
# repeat 10th command from bottom of history stack
$ git > !-10

Bash like aliases

$ ptrepl git
$ git > (press Escape + :)
# you could enter your command mode commands here
# to list alias
Command mode: alias
alias "git st"="git status"
$ git > st

Written in Ruby

https://github.com/defunkt/repl

Written in Bash

https://github.com/joh6nn/shrepl

https://github.com/mchav/with

Written in Python

https://github.com/mbr/repl

https://github.com/renanivo/with