A single Xonsh command to create and cd into a directory, or into a fetched git repo or archive file. A port of Oh My Zsh's take command.
I reckon the source is a good showcase of mixing Python and shell commands in Xonsh.
Status: It works. Issues and PRs for additional features are welcome!
If you like the idea click ⭐ on the repo and tweet.
I haven't uploaded this to PyPi, I will if anyone expresses interest.
xpip install -U git+https://github.com/nahoj/xontrib-takeThen:
xontrib load take~/test @ ls
~/test @ take foo/bar
~/test/foo/bar @~/test @ take https://github.com/nahoj/xontrib-take.git
Clonage dans 'xontrib-take'...
...
…/xontrib-take main @~/test @ take https://github.com/nahoj/xontrib-take/archive/refs/heads/main.zip
...
Archive: /tmp/tmp.n2rudhhtF0
creating: ./xontrib-take-main/
...
~/test/xontrib-take-main @- activate pre-commit hooks
# install pre-commit plugins and activate the commit hook
pre-commit install
pre-commit autoupdate- Bump the version of your package.
- Create a GitHub release (The release notes are automatically generated as a draft release after each push).
- And publish with
poetry publish --buildortwine
This xontrib is a direct translation of Oh My Zsh's handy take command, inspired by mkcd aliases around the world :)
This package was created with xontrib template.
- Publish your xontrib to PyPi via Github Actions and users can install your xontrib via
xpip install xontrib-myxontrib. Easiest way to achieve it is to use Github Actions. Register to https://pypi.org/ and create API token. Go to repository "Settings" - "Secrets" and your PyPI API token asPYPI_API_TOKENas a "Repository Secret". Now when you create new Release the Github Actions will publish the xontrib to PyPi automatically. Release status will be in Actions sction. See also.github/workflows/release.yml.