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It's DOM-injectable: http://www.pycmds.org/#albums%20by%20 ['foo']%22%20onclick=%22alert(1)%22 It gives me Python stack traces on most funky commands.
As for the DOM injection, I will look into that after I have fixed the major bugs.
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Thanks for asking :) Adding the brackets greatly simplifies things for the implementation of the command dispatcher/suggester. In addition, in some situations it can be difficult tell what part of the command is an input and what isn't. For example, let's say a user intends to use the command: translate [text] to [language] They type: translate hey buddy! i found this neat guide to japanese There are two ways to inte…
Read the curses library implementation. You might find it useful.
The auto-suggest gets annoying because it's always displayed. You should only display it when you have a partial match. This query crashes the site: http://www.pycmds.org/#youtube search for miley
I should mention somewhere that the inputs should be surrounded by square brackets. Try this: http://www.pycmds.org/#youtube search for [miley] The auto-suggest is supposed to only display partial matches like you said. What browser/operating system are you using?