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Made this small cli tool for making PATH actions easier across multiple platforms / shells

I built this small library to easily run an Ink app as an SSH app. I was inspired by Wish / all the work of the Charm team on the golang TUI ecosystem and wanted some similar tools…

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interesting post! shell integration has gotten a lot better since the new ConPTY on windows doesn’t strip OSC sequences & send them ahead of the text

Inshellisense implements all of fig’s autocomplete specs https://github.com/microsoft/inshellisense

You could always try https://github.com/microsoft/tui-test too. It could still use some more polishing on my part though

Created an issue for you to follow https://github.com/cpendery/kaldo/issues/2

That's smart, I switch between powershell & git-bash so this helps since they don't the same way of defining aliases

I maintain inshellisense & I've been contributing some features to VSCode's terminal which both require in switching a lot between shells for testing. I kept trying to run my git s…

Oh that's super cool, I didn't know atuin supported aliases. This project doesn't support syncing across devices (I was planning on adding it if there was interest), but it seems l…

I made this so that I don't have to maintain my aliases across my $profile, .bashrc, and .zshrc when I swap shells. Let me know what you think about it!

I was working on something similar with https://github.com/cpendery/wock . Never finished it up, but this looks promising

I made this so that I don't have to maintain my aliases across my $profile, .bashrc, and .zshrc when I swap shells. Let me know what you think about it!

I built this test framework when working on inshellisense because I couldn't find a terminal testing tool with playwright level features: snapshots, rich locator assertions, etc. I…

Thanks for everyone creating issues. I'm working on addressing all the issues and they'll be included in the next release.

I built this terminal native runtime for Fig's autocomplete to support Windows and Linux. Would appreciate any feedback on it!

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I got tired of having to keep my __all__ lists sorted in python by hand as it helps keep them more readable so I made this to do it for me. If you aren't familiar with __all__ list…

Thanks for the suggestion! I added links to the source articles. For hiring trends, the only thing I could think of was tracking open job postings. Do you think that'd be useful?