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# Etcd::Completion
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Rubygem. Provides a CLI for performing etcd autocompletion.
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## Installation
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## Usage
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```bash
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etcd-completion <operation> <prefix>
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```
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Operation must an etcd operation - ie:
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* mkdir
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* ls
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* set
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* etcetera
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Prefix must be part of a path or a key.
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## Examples
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Given this directory structure:
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|--dir1
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```
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etcd-completion ls /d
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etcd-completion ls /dir1
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etcd-completion ls /dir1/k
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--> /dir1/k/ /dir1/key /dir1/key2
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## Limitations
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* Currently, etcd-completion does not recurse into subdirectories to prune
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invalid directories. In the above examples, the ```get /dir1/k``` example should
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prune the "dir/k" directory, because there are no keys to "get" in that
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directory, so get cannot possibly operate on a path starting with it. I plan
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to address this problem in a future pull request.
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* Currently, this gem is just a bin file, with no library, so it is useful
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only from the commandline and not from ruby programs. I plan to rectify this
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