Completion pour OpenVZ (ZSH)
Voici un début de complétion pour OpenVZ:
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#compdef vzctl _vzctl() { _arguments '--quiet[Quiet]' '--verbose[Verbose output]' '*::OpenVZ command:_OpenVZ_command' } (( $+functions[_OpenVZ_command] )) || _OpenVZ_command() { (($+_OpenVZ_cmds )) || _OpenVZ_cmds=( 'start:Start a VE' 'restart:Restart a VE' 'status:Show VE status' 'stop:Stop a VE' 'enter:Enter into a VE' 'mount:Mount VE private area' 'umount:Umount VE private area' 'set:Set various VE parameters' 'destroy:Destroy a zone' 'runscript:Run specified shell script into a VE' 'create:Create a new VE area' 'exec:Execute' 'exec2:Execute' ) if (( CURRENT == 1 )); then _describe -t commands 'OpenVZ command' _OpenVZ_cmds else local curcontext="$curcontext" cmd="${_OpenVZ_cmds[(r)$words[1]:*]%%:*}" if (( $#cmd )); then curcontext="${curcontext%:*:*}:OpenVZ-${cmd}:" _call_function ret _OpenVZ_$cmd || _message 'no more arguments' else _message "Unknow OpenVZ command: $words[1]" fi return ret fi } ### Utility functions ### OpenVZ functions (( $+functions[_OpenVZ_set] )) || _OpenVZ_set(){ #runvms=(${${(M)${(f)"$(vzlist -H -a -o veid,status,hostname)"}:#[[:blank:]]##[[:digit:]]*running*}/(#b)[[:blank:]]##([[:digit:]]##)[[:blank:]]##[[:alpha:]]##[[:blank:]]##/$match[1]:}) runvms=(${${(M)${(f)"$(vzlist -H -a -o veid,status,hostname)"}:#[[:blank:]]##[[:digit:]]**}/(#b)[[:blank:]]##([[:digit:]]##)[[:blank:]]##[[:alpha:]]##[[:blank:]]##/$match[1]:}) _arguments -s '1:veid:(($runvms))' '--onboot[yes|no]:onboot:(yes no)' '--root' '--userpasswd[user:passwd]' '--save' } (( $+functions[_OpenVZ_start] )) || _OpenVZ_start(){ runvms=(${${(M)${(f)"$(vzlist -H -a -o veid,status,hostname)"}:#[[:blank:]]##[[:digit:]]*stopped*}/(#b)[[:blank:]]##([[:digit:]]##)[[:blank:]]##[[:alpha:]]##[[:blank:]]##/$match[1]:}) _arguments -s '1:veid:(($runvms))' } (( $+functions[_OpenVZ_restart] )) || _OpenVZ_restart(){ runvms=(${${(M)${(f)"$(vzlist -H -a -o veid,status,hostname)"}:#[[:blank:]]##[[:digit:]]*stopped*}/(#b)[[:blank:]]##([[:digit:]]##)[[:blank:]]##[[:alpha:]]##[[:blank:]]##/$match[1]:}) _arguments -s '1:veid:(($runvms))' } (( $+functions[_OpenVZ_stop] )) || _OpenVZ_stop(){ runvms=(${${(M)${(f)"$(vzlist -H -a -o veid,status,hostname)"}:#[[:blank:]]##[[:digit:]]*running*}/(#b)[[:blank:]]##([[:digit:]]##)[[:blank:]]##[[:alpha:]]##[[:blank:]]##/$match[1]:}) _arguments -s '1:veid:(($runvms))' } (( $+functions[_OpenVZ_reload] )) || _OpenVZ_reload(){ runvms=(${${(M)${(f)"$(vzlist -H -a -o veid,status,hostname)"}:#[[:blank:]]##[[:digit:]]*running*}/(#b)[[:blank:]]##([[:digit:]]##)[[:blank:]]##[[:alpha:]]##[[:blank:]]##/$match[1]:}) _arguments -s '1:veid:(($runvms))' } (( $+functions[_OpenVZ_exec] )) || _OpenVZ_exec(){ } (( $+functions[_OpenVZ_exec2] )) || _OpenVZ_exec2(){ } (( $+functions[_OpenVZ_enter] )) || _OpenVZ_enter(){ runvms=(${${(M)${(f)"$(vzlist -H -a -o veid,status,hostname)"}:#[[:blank:]]##[[:digit:]]*running*}/(#b)[[:blank:]]##([[:digit:]]##)[[:blank:]]##[[:alpha:]]##[[:blank:]]##/$match[1]:}) _arguments -s '1:veid:(($runvms))' } |
Au fur et à mesure, le script sera mis à jour.
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