Run context-aware commands from your source code comments

Last update: Nov 09, 2021

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Overview

Run context-aware commands from your source code comments.

Codeline allows you to run custom commands directly from source-code comments, combining the power of IDE extensions with the expressiveness of the command-line.

Current State

Codeline is functional, and there are two working commands so far (see below). However, it is still in the very-early stages of development.

Please join the discussions, add issues, and get involved.

Installation

git clone https://github.com/synek/codeline.git
poetry install

Development

Codeline can monitor the current directory for file-changes, and then run any commands it finds:
poetry run codeline --watch .

Alternatively you can run Codeline on a single file, executing any commands the file and then exiting.
poetry run codeline --run path/to/python/file.py

To build a command, copy the plugins/test_plugin as a starting point.

Commands

Currently, commands are implemented as Python plugins. The SDK for building commands is found in codeline/sdk.

Test

The test command doesn't do anything, but shows how commands work.

Example usage:

def some_function():
    # <| test run
    do_something()
    more_stuff()

If Codeline is monitoring the directory, then it will run the command when you save the file.

Commit

This command allows you to automatically commit a "hunk" of code.

Example usage:

# <| commit -m "Adds myfunc() to do something"
def myfunc(data):
    data.do_something()
    print("done")

If Codeline is monitoring the directory, then it will run the command when you save the file.

Future Work

Add support for shell scripts
Make it possible to pipe commands together
Publish documentation for the SDK

Contributing

Codeline is still under heavy development. I will start accepting PRs in a couple of weeks once the development has stabilised a little. However, if you'd like to make a new command for Codeline then please get in touch with me ([email protected]) or open an issue and I'll help.

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Comments

Default configuration options should be hard-coded and not require a `config.yaml` in `$HOME`

Right now, the default config is stored in a file which must be installed to the right location. It would be better if default configuration was simply defined in Python.

opened by synek 1

The git plugin should be able to commit a small hunk

Use-case:

def my_function():
    do_stuff()
    # <| git commit --now -m "fixes typo"
    some_class.do_something("constant")  # <| git commit --now -m "fixes typo"

It should support in-line commands or line-above commands.

enhancement plugin

opened by synek 1

[Feature] Codeline should introspect on plugins to determine subcommands and, if possible, arguments

For example, in the git plugin, Plugin.commit(context: Context, message: str = None" could be introspected to construct anArgumentParserwith the subcommandgitand--message/-m` as an argument.
enhancement

opened by synek 0

Run context-aware commands from your source code comments

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Overview

Current State

Installation

Development

Commands

Test

Commit

Future Work

Contributing

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Comments

Default configuration options should be hard-coded and not require a `config.yaml` in `$HOME`

The git plugin should be able to commit a small hunk

[Feature] Codeline should introspect on plugins to determine subcommands and, if possible, arguments

Releases(v0.1.0)

v0.1.0(Mar 14, 2021)

Owner

Rory Byrne

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