How the demo works like "fix commands"?

[kondongx]

What show I do when finish "remove first line" then get "tail -n +2"?

[welcome]

Thanks for opening your first issue here! In case you're facing a bug, please update navi to the latest version first. Maybe the bug is already solved! :)

[denisidoro]

Assuming you have a cheatsheet that contains the following:

% text

# remove first line
tail -n +2

• install navi 2.15.0+
• install the shell widget
• type ls | remove first line without hitting enter
• press Ctrl+G

For the more advanced use cases, the instructions in the README file may help.

Sidenote: the fish widget currently doesn't have as many features as the ones for bash and zsh.

[kondongx]

I got it! Thanks.

[notDavid]

Sidenote: the fish widget currently doesn't have as many features as the ones for bash and zsh.

@denisidoro Hi there, so could you clarify whether the example you mention in the comment above, where the remove first line text gets replaced with Ctrl+G currently does or does not work in fish, and navi 2.18.0 ?

Thank you!

[denisidoro]

fish still doesn't support this smart "widget"

fish could totally support it, though. It's just that I'm not familiar with fish scripting.

If anyone could translate the bash/zsh widgets to fish, that would be awesome!

[notDavid]

@denisidoro Thanks. I created an issue for clarity so people know, and perhaps someone can fix it… :-)

[vivekragunathan]

Sidenote: the fish widget currently doesn't have as many features as the ones for bash and zsh.

@denisidoro Hi there, so could you clarify whether the example you mention in the comment above, where the remove first line text gets replaced with Ctrl+G currently does or does not work in fish, and navi 2.18.0 ?

Thank you!

Did you get this working? I am on 2.18.0 and does not work. Hitting Ctrl+G looks like it attempts to run something but moves to a new prompt. In this case, I have tail -n +2 defined in a cheatsheet, and navi --query remove lists the cheat.

Also, none of the built-ins cheat work too. For instance, there is a cheat Checkout to branch. Even cheats like those do not work, just jump to a new prompt.

[notDavid]

Did you get this working?

No, the "smart replace" functionality does not work in fish shell yet, see the open issue: #648 (comment)

[funkyfisch]

I don't wanna open any other issues so I'm posting here:
Is there a way to make navi behave by default the way it behaves in the ctrl+g? As in running navi, picking a command, and that then appearing right after my prompt, ready to be executed when I press enter. I start suspecting that this is impossible - can someone redirect me to any resource explaining why it isn't possible to do so?

the best I have done is to alias navi with navi --print | xclip and then hitting ctrl+(shift+)+v and enter