FuzzyCompletions provides fuzzy completions for a Julia runtime session.
Its API is totally compatible with the standard library module REPL.REPLCompletions;
so this package can be used as a drop-in replacement for your completion provider.
You can make your REPL complete fuzzily with the following code:
using REPL
using REPL.LineEdit
using FuzzyCompletions
struct FuzzyCompletionProvider <: REPL.CompletionProvider
mod::Module
end
function LineEdit.complete_line(c::FuzzyCompletionProvider, s)
partial = REPL.beforecursor(s.input_buffer)
full = LineEdit.input_string(s)
# module-aware repl backend completions
comps, range, should_complete = completions(full, lastindex(partial), c.mod)
filter!(c->score(c)≥0, comps)
return unique!(FuzzyCompletions.completion_text.(comps)), partial[range], should_complete
end
Base.active_repl.interface.modes[1].complete = FuzzyCompletionProvider(Main) # or whatever module where you want to get completes fromThen, your REPL will work like
julia> sthing
isnothing something # fuzzy completions
julia> regex<tab>
Regex RegexMatch # cases doesn't need to match
But I'm sure you will dislike this behavior; we usually want CLI to complete eagerly, not to be an indecisive boy.
Fuzzy completions can be useful within IDE or somewhere some richer UI for showing/selecting completion suggestions is available:
The original idea of the implementation came from this patch by @pfitzseb.
This package is under MIT License.
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