v0.2.1

Full Changelog: v0.2.0...v0.2.1

Features

• Add log infrastructure, debug logs and error handling
• Better filtering of invalid aliases
• Identify and remove circular aliases

Bug-Fixes

• Handle empty inputs
• Fix behaviour for single-word aliases

Infrastructure

• Add more unit tests
• Add template for GitHub issues
• Split logic to modules and clean up API exposes
• Add license

v0.2.0

Features

Support Recursive Aliases

Expands all aliases to find the matching alias even if the best-fitting alias uses a different alias in its definition.
For example:

alias gb='git branch'
alias gba='gb --all'

In v0.1.0, inputting git branch --all would result in gb='git branch'. Starting from v0.2.0, the program can detect that gb is an alias and "expand" it to become git branch, resulting in the output being gba='git branch --all'.
Basically, the aliases we input are converted into their full commands:

alias gb='git branch'
alias gba='git branch --all'

If you input gb --all, the output would also be gba='git branch --all', since the definition of the gba alias is exactly that, but what's more interesting is if we add another alias: alias g='git' and input the command g branch --all, we would also get gba='git branch --all'. This is because the expansions happens not only for the inputted aliases, but also for the command itself, which becomes git branch --all.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed bug where an alias of a command with no arguments (for example alias g='git') could never match

Infrastructure

• Refactored the code to parse once, optimising performance and safety
• Exported more functions and structs in the API
• Added more unit tests

v0.1.0

First release!

Current support for alias matching is only for aliases that are a substring of the input command:

alias gb="git branch"
alias gba="git branch --all"
alias gc="git checkout"

git branch # Should suggest 'gb'
git branch --all # Should suggest 'gba'
git checkout dev # should suggest 'gc dev'