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PR #420 addressed the existence of pagination in a fish prompt by trying
to track when pagination was enabled and disabled. This introduced
atuin-specific bindings for common keys: `\t`, `\e`, `\r`, and `\n`
which exports a variable and informs the `_autiun_search` function to
not show the TUI.
Fish has a commandline function that will instead tell you whether
pagination is enabled so the user doesn't need to keep track of that
state. This PR uses this function, `commandline -P` to replace the prior
TUI supression scheme. Removing these extra function calls allows us to
remove the additional bindings which were breaking fish vi key bindings.
Replacing the value for `bind -M insert \e` completely breaks vi mode by
blocking the user from exiting insert mode. By removing these extra
binds, this PR restores fish vi mode compatability.
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The use of `--` in the shell scripts prevents clap attempting to parse
the command name as a flag, in the case that it starts with `--`.
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binding on "up" can conflict with the default fish keybindings as when
in tab-completion mode, you are supposed to be able to use arrow keys
to navigate the grid of suggestions, however pressing "up" will open
the tui instead.
This attempts to work around it by tracking when the user is probably in
a tab completion mode by setting a variable that we use to determine
whether to open atuin or perform the default fish up action
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* make a start on fish
* fix
* test
* enable fish
* fmt
* update histpath
set up fish init script
* update readme
* cover edge case
* fmt
* fix session variables
Co-authored-by: PJ <me@panekj.dev>
* respect NOBIND
Co-authored-by: PJ <me@panekj.dev>
* fix env var setting
Co-authored-by: PJ <me@panekj.dev>
* fix whitespace
Co-authored-by: PJ <me@panekj.dev>
* add fish to supported shells
Co-authored-by: PJ <me@panekj.dev>
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