compass-completion

Bash completion support for Compass.

Installation

The easiest way (but not necessarily the cleanest) is to copy it somewhere (e.g. ~/.compass-completion.sh) and put the following line in your .bashrc:

source ~/.compass-completion.sh

Otherwise, the most comprehensive methodology is as follows:

1. If you have not already done:

   1. Create the directory ~/bash_completion.d.

   2. Put the following lines in your .bashrc to enable the bash completion:

export USER_BASH_COMPLETION_DIR=~/bash_completion.d if [ -f /etc/bash_completion ]; then . /etc/bash_completion fi

  *Note:* the bash_completion script can be at a different location depending on your system, like:

    * `/etc/bash_completion` (debian like)
    * `/usr/local/etc/bash_completion` (BSD like)
    * `/opt/local/etc/bash_completion` (macports)

3. Put in the ~/.bash_completion file the following code:

# source user completion directory definitions if [[ -d $USER_BASH_COMPLETION_DIR && -r $USER_BASH_COMPLETION_DIR &&
-x $USER_BASH_COMPLETION_DIR ]]; then for i in $(LC_ALL=C command ls "$USER_BASH_COMPLETION_DIR"); do i=$USER_BASH_COMPLETION_DIR/$i [[ ${i##*/} != @(*~|*.bak|*.swp|#*#|*.dpkg*|*.rpm@(orig|new|save)|Makefile*)
&& -f $i && -r $i ]] && . "$i" done fi unset i

2. Copy the compass-completion.sh file in your ~/bash_completion.d (e.g. ~/bash_completion.d/compass).
3. Reload your shell.

License

Copyright (c) 2011 Mehdi Kabab
Released under MIT License.