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programmable command #78

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theiskaa opened this issue Jul 30, 2022 · 0 comments
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programmable command #78

theiskaa opened this issue Jul 30, 2022 · 0 comments
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The programmable command, which gonna be a command itself like ("alias", "short" etc...)
and it gonna have a list of sub actions (identified with their names).
Like:

notya short clean                                                                                      
  • "And it will look up for the registered "clean" action find it and execute".

After implementing this functionality, the create command's "edit-ask" operation should be removed.
Because, with this functionality users gonna be able to create and program in low-level their commands.
So, if user wants to create something like:

  • create a file and open it via editor, this definetly could be an short command.
    That first calls for the "create" command and then the edit command.
@theiskaa theiskaa added feature New feature or request command Newest command for application labels Jul 30, 2022
@theiskaa theiskaa changed the title programmable command [cli] - programmable command Jul 30, 2022
@theiskaa theiskaa changed the title [cli] - programmable command [CLI] - programmable command Jul 30, 2022
@theiskaa theiskaa changed the title [CLI] - programmable command programmable command Feb 19, 2023
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