- When running the
createtool, it will now show some info of what it did - Code cleanup
- Command usage has changed
- When removing a command, it now asks for confirmation
- Other overhauls
editarg: Allows you to edit your commands--versionarg: Displays the version of cmdcreate--supported_editorsarg: Displays current text editors- Flag and arg descriptions
- Bug fixes
- Other misc changes
- Added
code-insidersas a supported editor - Overhauled the intro
- Added
viandemacsas supported text editors - Added information about how updates work.
- Listing commands now only displays the command names
- Code has been cleaned up (at least a little bit)
--changelogflag: Displays cmdcreate's changelog
searchcommand: Searches for matched command
- Cleaned up code
--licensearg: Displays license- Tweaked the intro
- Code cleanup
resetcommand: Removes ALL installed commands
- Bug fix
- Partially enhanced error handling
--get_offline_filesargument: Downloads files needed to use cmdcreate offline.- Added
vscodiumas a supported text editor
- Bug fix: Retrieving offline files always fails due to missing directory
--remove_offline_filesargument: Removes offline files
- You can now install cmdcreate with a
.debfile (Found in thereleasestab) - Added
bash,curl, andnanoas dependencies
- Bug fixes:
- Fixed reporting of incorrect version
- Enhancements/Fixes for command
list:- Now shows the number of installed commands
- Fixed incorrect reporting of if commands are installed
- Now shows the number of installed commands
- Enhancements/Fixes for command
search:- Now shows the number of commands that contain your input
- Cleaned up code
- Misc enhancements:
- When you don't enter enough arguments for a command, it will display its usage.
- New arguments:
--credits: Displays credits for cmdcreate--debugging: Displays flags used for debugging- Flags for debugging: -
--arg_count: Displays number of arguments supplied ---force_system_shell: Forces system shell to be used when running commands
- Flags for debugging: -
- Cleaned up code a bit
- Fixed bug where cmdcreate would allow you to delete a command that doesn't exist
- Cleaned up code a bit
- Fixed bug where cmdcreate would allow you to delete a command that didn't exist
- Fixed bug where you would have insufficient write access to commands.
- New commands:
check: Allows you to check for cmdcreate updates.update: Allows you to update cmdcreate easily.
- Updated AUR update method by cloning the
cmdcreatebranch from the AUR directly. - Code optimizations and cleanup
- Other small changes
updatecommand is now disabled if you run the latest version.- Added
vscodium-insidersas a supported editor - Removed
creditsflag, no purpose.
- When resetting cmdcreate, it will now have a double check just in case
- cmdcreate no longer checks for updates when running
cmdcreatewith no arguments/flags
- Code optimizations
- Added
kwriteas a supported editor displaycommand: Displays the contents of a command- Overhaul to the intro
renamecommand: Allows you to rename commands- Usage:
cmdcreate display <command> <new name>
- Usage:
- Code optimizations
- Improved error handling
- Heavy code optimizations
- Fixed bug in command
display- Fixed the output of
%at the end of the output
- Fixed the output of
- Debugging flag:
--offline: Allows you to run commands without an internet connection
- Code optimizations
- Tweaks to command
rename- Removed the line showing how many results there are
- Code optimizations
- Output fixes
- Organized file structure
- Colored text output
- Help output overhaul
- Bug fix
- Fixed when upgrader retrieves wrong file name string.
- Code optimizations
- Code optimizations
--force/-fflag: Skips confirmation for an action- Typos and bug fixes
- Improved debugging menu
- Typo fix
- Bug fixes
- When upgrading through the AUR, you now have to options:
- Use AUR manager (Yay and Paru only)
- Clone repository
- Heavy code optimizations
- Code optimizations
- File structure overhaul
- Fixed the broken update checking
- Code optimizations
- You can now install/update cmdcreate through a
.rpmfile - Fedora system support
- Removed
resetcommand - Removed
--arg_count/aand--offline/-oflags - Bug fixes
- Fixed bugs
- Slow startup
- Fixed commands not deleting
- Code optimizations
- You can now
import/exportcommands- Added commands
import <file input>export <output directory>
- Added commands
- Fixed commands not deleting again
- Code optimizations
- Fixed typos
- Added proper documentation/code comments to files
- Optimized changelog
- Code optimizations
- Added
favoritecommand- Usage
addAdds a command to favoritesremoveRemoves a command from favorites
- Displays listed commands with an additional
★
- Usage
- Updated information about updates
- Code optimizations
- Exporting/importing commands should now work properly
- Code optimizations
- Other tweaks
- AUR users: compile error
- Code optimizations
- Attempt to fix the compile error for AUR users again
- Fixed odd listing when updating with a
.rpmor.debfile - Misc tweaks
- Tons of code optimizations
- Tons of bug fixes
- Added command:
repair- Fixes commands by recreating missing binaries in
/usr/bin - Usage:
cmdcreate repair
- Fixes commands by recreating missing binaries in
- Quick fix
- Typo fix
- Code optimizations
- Added testing library
- Run tests:
- Backup (importing/exporting)
- Command creation
- Displaying of command contents
- Editing of command contents
- Listing commands
- Favoriting commands
- Removing commands
- Renaming commands
- repairing commands
- Searching for commands
- Run tests:
- Code optimizations
- File restructure
- Added better comments/documentation to feature testing scripts
- Fix (Update: Did not work, was fixed in v0.8.3)
- Major code optimizations and fixes
- Updated/fixed Python testing scripts for version 3.13.11
- Other random fixes
- Fixed command not installed error when running
cmdcreate edit - Reorganized the file structure a bit
- Added
mousepad,zed, andzed-betaas supported editors - Changed some statics to consts for consistency
- Added copyright and license information to version display
- Code optimizations
- You can now run all tests by picking option 11 in the Python script
- Other random fixes
- Code optimizations
- Formatted shell files to make them look better
- Overhauled upgrading command
- It can now detect your distro (hopefully)
- PLEASE and I mean PLEASE report issues
- It can now detect your distro (hopefully)
- You can no longer use the CTRL-C shortcut to exit
- Meant to prevent accidental exits and break things
- Fixed AUR packages not installing (my mistake)
- Removed
--supported_editors/-sflag: Why would you need this? - Code optimizations
- Fixed bug where the CTRL-C disabled caused crashes
- Added more information in
Cargo.toml - Code optimizations
- The upgrading process should work a bit better now
- Optimized the sh!t out of the code, reorganized tons of stuff
- Ctrl-C is no longer disabled
bashis no longer a dependency- Code optimizations
- Fixed bug: (Thank you
Dominiquinifor bringing this to my attention!)- File not found error for creating, removing, listing commands
- Code optimizations
- Other small tweaks
- Code optimizations
- Added support for configurations
- For all available configurations, visit:
- Changed license to
GPL-2.0-only
- Code optimizations
- Fixed
-fand--forceflags not working - Made
searchcommand output look nicer
- Updated dependency
reqwestto version0.13 - Overhauled a couple of the shell scripts
- Code optimizations
- Code optimizations
- cmdcreate will now detect your CPU and will let you know if it is supported
- New configuration:
fake_arch- Spoofs your architecture to make cmdcreate think it is supported
- boolean
falseby default
- Updated copyright information
- Code optimizations
- cmdcreate will now exit if you create a command with no contents
- New configuration:
fake_arch- A symbol or string of text to indicate a favorite command
- String
"★"by default
- Attempt to fix AUR install errors
- Code optimizations
- Fixed multiple issues with the upgrade process
- You now have the option to build from source from the latest git in the upgrading process.
- Installing via
AURshould now work on any cpu architecture
- Code optimizations
- You now have the option to build from source from the latest git from the AUR in the upgrading process
- Downgraded dependency
reqwestto version0.12due to build issues AUR installation
- Code optimizations
- Random tweaks
- Config
fake_archhas been renamed tospoof_arch - Added additional message about disabling unsupported architectures in the configuration file
- Fixed dependency issues when installing on
Debian/Ubuntusystems - Code optimizations
- Fixed bug where that cmdcreate would crash if it tried to delete a folder that didn't exist
- Fixed misdetection of architecture
- Overhauled the upgrade process to be more reliable
- Added logging
- Added verbose output
- Example:
[LOG] <file::function() of origin>: <details>
- Example:
- New debug flag:
-v,--verbose- Used for verbose output of logs
- Added configurations:
time_format- Time format used for logs
- String
- Default:
%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S
verbose- Enabled verbose logging by default
- Boolean
- Default:
false
- Code optimizations
- File structure changes and organizations
- Installation of commands have now moved to
/usr/local/bin/<command name> - Fixed (yet again) issues with the distro detection and upgrade process
- The unsupported architecture message now gives you an option to disable it in the configuration file
- Fixed crash when first installed
- Fixed issues regarding building from source
- Code optimizations
- Fixed dependency issues when installing on
Fedorasystems - Code optimizations
- Fixed issue when launching for the first time
- Code optimizations
- Added ability for testing using
cargo test - Added launch options for
Visual Studio Code
- Code Optimizations
- When given the option to update to the latest git, it will now show you the latest commit.
- Fixed issues when updating through the AUR
- Fixed issues when creating a command
- Code optimizations
- When running the testing Python script, you now have the ability to easily abort.
- Provided tons of documentation
- Commands and how to use them
- Developing cmdcreate
- Configuring cmdcreate
- You will now be warned if a command that you want to rename another command to with the same name
- You will now be thrown an error for trying to remove a command from favorites that isn't in there
- Fixed incorrect paths when repairing commands
- When upgrading, you are now asked if you want to upgrade before anything else.
- Code optimizations
- You can now stack arguments
- Example:
$ cmdcreate -Vvcr
- Example:
- Various documentation improvements and additions
- Added information about resources
- Added information about updates
- Added information about the file structure
- Various quality of life changes
- I've hopefully made cmdcreate more developer-friendly
- Fixed ~/rpmbuild from not being deleted
- Fixed license file from not being downloaded
- Code optimizations
- Created splash screen for verbose output
- Using
format.shnow uses markdownlint - Added documentation info about cmdcreate
- Improved documentation
- You can now use the
EDITORenvironment variable when usingcmdcreate edit
- Removed the CPU Arch. warning from the init process
- Code optimizations
- Removed
-F/--force_system_shellflags - Improved the developer environment setup script.
- Checking for updates can now detect if you are running a development build
- Code optimizations
- Cleaned up code
- Reorganized file structure
- Added restrictions for updating on unsupported architectures
- The verbose intro now shows whether the installation is a stable or development build
- You will now be kicked out from checking for updates or updating cmdcreate if you have no internet
- Optimized internal updating process
- Added command:
clean- Can clean up old and unused files
- New developer utility:
dev/clean.sh- Cleans up the development environment
- Reorganized file structure
- Only applies to development tools
- Made shell files look nicer
- You now need to run cmdcreate as root (like using sudo)
- Installation of commands has moved to /usr/local/bin/(command)
- Removed command
repair: No longer needed - Update methods are only listed if they apply to your system
- Removed
repairtest - Code optimizations
- Added flag:
-o,--offline- Used when you want to use cmdcreate offline
- Removed home directory information from verbose init
- Added internet connection status to verbose init
- Certain things are now restricted if you don't have an internet connection
- Fixed offline mode being detected incorrectly
- Added a hidden offline flag for dev/install.sh
- Code optimizations
- Fixed random crash when args are being parsed
- Fixed error when updating via binary
- Many code optimizations
- Building from source when updating should now build properly
- Building from source now dynamically shows the warning for manual intervention
- Change license to GPLv3
- Moved configurations from .config/cmdcreate/config.toml to /etc/cmdcreate.toml
- Fixed configs not being read
- Code optimizations
-mand--monochromeflags: Disables colored output- New configuration
disable_color- Located in
appearancecategory - Enables or disables color
- Boolean
- Default:
false
- Located in
- When installing through the AUR, .deb package, or .rpm package, they now include the License file in their respective directories.
- Fixed license not being read on Debian systems
- Fixed incorrect response parsing during the update process
- Fixed other things along the update process
- Code optimizations
- Overhauled the debug verbose logging intro
- Removed the following flags/args (No need for them anymore):
-g/--get_offline_files,-r/--remove_offline_files- No need for offline files anymore
-d/--debug- No need for this menu
- Removed debug flag menu, moved
-V/verboseand-f/--forceto normal usage screen - Slight tweaks to the usage dialog
- Code logic fixes
- Code optimizations
- Many code optimizations
- Generational amounts of refactoring
- Commands created by cmdcreate are now identified by a header inserted into the file
- Small quality of life changes
- cmdcreate now auto-downloads the license if not installed (
curlis required)
- Added flags
-b/--bypass-root- Allows you to bypass root requirements
- ONLY USE IF YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING
- Code optimizations
- Optimized how parsing works
- Optimized parts of the updating process
- Optimized how internal project metadata is handled
- Optimized how logging is categorized
- Other code optimizations
- Fixed typo
- Removed command "clean": Fundamentally useless
- Code optimizations
- Optimized command and argument parsing
- New flags for command
create:--in_editor/-i- Allow to write the contents of the new command from a text editor
- You can now delete multiple commands at once
- Example:
cmdcreate remove command1 command2
- Example:
- Added success checks for the following commands:
createremoverenamefavorite
- Command
renamenow handles favorite command status properly - Fixed issues with internet detecting
- Other small tweaks
- ACTUALLY fix issues with internet detecting
- Code optimizations
- Fixed incorrect error message when renaming command
- Fixed autogenerated message from not being written for configs
- Added better dynamic info for the verbose logging intro
- Code optimizations
- Optimized how commands are initially retrieved
- Heavily organized file structure among system functions
- Made verbose output nicer in the development environment setup script (dev/setup_env.sh)
- Success of installing license is now determined
- You can now create a command while not entering the command contents when
running with
-i/--in-editor:cmdcreate create command-name -i
- Enhanced the updating experience
- Made it less loud, only necessary output
- Code optimizations
- Updated how messages are printing and better string formatting for functions
such as:
run_shell_command!()output!()- Replacing the use of
println!()
- Replacing the use of
input!()
- Updated how messages are printing and better string formatting for functions
such as:
- Overhauled output messages and text to look nicer
- As of this update, there are some inconsistencies, which will be fixed in the future.
- Continued migration to macro my macro
output!()located in src/utils/io.rs - Updated dependencies
- reqwest
0.12.28->0.13.2
- toml
1.0.6->1.1.2
- reqwest
- Updated both
cmdcreateandcmdcreate-gitPKGBUILDs- They were messy
- Added fixes needed for updated dependencies
- Created an install script to more easily install cmdcreate on non-Arch based distros
- Script
cmdcreate/dev/uninstall.shnow handles the license when uninstalling
- Development utility bash scripts now have color to make them look cleaner
- Favorites data and logs are now stored in
/usr/share/cmdcreate/ - Added more dependencies to development environment setup script
src/dev/format.shnow formats/fixes markdown (.md) and yaml (.yml) files- Workflow
markdownnow lints markdown (.md) and yaml (.yml) files - Added new command:
config- Usage:
cmdcreate config <add/remove> <category> <value>
- Usage: