v1.4.0
sshyp v1.4.0
the argumentative agronomist update
this release overhauls sshyp's argument system and further streamlines
the experience with optimizations and the removal of legacy features
compatibility-breaking changes:
- there are no technical breaking changes, but the UX has changed significantly due to the new argument system (detailed below)
user-facing features:
- when typing an entry/folder name, it is now always the FIRST argument
^ e.g. instead ofsshyp copy -p /example/test
, it would now besshyp /example/test copy -p
^ this allows more easily editing the previous command to copy/edit a different field - better extension integration
^ extensions can now ship with a config file that sshyp can use to call them from standard sshyp arguments
^ the first extension supporting this is sshyp-mfa
^ if sshyp-mfa v1.4.0.1+ is installed,sshyp /example/test copy -m
will copy MFA keys to your clipboard - entry/folder names now MUST be specified as arguments
^ there is no longer a separate input prompt if the entry/folder name is not provided as an argument
^ the input prompt was a legacy feature from before arguments could specify entrys/folders with shell completion
^ the entry list generated by entry_list_gen() is still present and can be viewed by runningsshyp
with no arguments - better Bash completions
^ now correctly places backslashes to escape spaces in entry/folder names
^ slightly faster than the previous iteration - IPv6 configuration support
fixes/optimizations:
- replaced "+=" with ".append" when extending lists to prevent creating an additional list
- optimized usage of "str.split()" and replaced it with "str.splitlines()" where applicable
- more concise "if... in ()" syntax replaces long "if" statement chains
- lists have been substituted with tuples where applicable
- entry_list_gen() has been re-written to be much smaller and faster
- os.path is now used in place of pathlib.Path in areas where it is faster
- the user's home directory is saved to a variable to prevent running expanduser() every time it is needed
other notable changes:
- removed some uncommonly used, redundant arguments
^ e.g. "-rm", "-s", "delete"
^ their functionality was NOT removed, just their redundant arguments, since "shear", "sync", and "del" are the accepted syntax - errors containing entry/folder names reinforce correct syntax by adding leading/following slashes where necessary
- thanks to pull request #25, there are new error messages for the read shortcut
^ includes when no entry name is provided or the entry name only refers to a directory - directories provided in user input are no longer denoted by a following slash
^ instead, os.path is used to determine if the user is referring to a file or directory