Smart Tree - ST

#compdef st autoload -U is-at-least _st() { typeset -A opt_args typeset -a _arguments_options local ret=1 if is-at-least 5.2; then _arguments_options=(-s -S -C) else _arguments_options=(-s -C) fi local context curcontext="$curcontext" state line _arguments "${_arguments_options[@]}" : \ '--completions=[Generate shell completion scripts]:SHELL:(bash elvish fish powershell zsh)' \ '*--rename-project=[Rename project - elegant identity transition (format\: "OldName" "NewName")]:OLD:_default:OLD:_default' \ '--input=[Specify input type explicitly (filesystem, qcp, sse, openapi, mem8)]:TYPE:_default' \ '-m+[Choose your adventure! Selects the output format. From classic human-readable to AI-optimized hex, we'\''ve got options]:MODE:((auto\:"Auto mode - smart default selection based on context" classic\:"Classic tree format, human-readable with metadata and emojis (unless disabled). Our beloved default" hex\:"Hexadecimal format with fixed-width fields. Excellent for AI parsing or detailed analysis" json\:"JSON output. Structured data for easy programmatic use" ls\:"Unix ls -Alh format. Familiar directory listing with human-readable sizes and permissions" ai\:"AI-optimized format. A special blend of hex tree and statistics, designed for LLMs" stats\:"Directory statistics only. Get a summary without the full tree" csv\:"CSV (Comma Separated Values) format. Spreadsheet-friendly" tsv\:"TSV (Tab Separated Values) format. Another spreadsheet favorite" digest\:"Super compact digest format. A single line with a hash and minimal stats, perfect for quick AI pre-checks" quantum\:"MEM|8 Quantum format. The ultimate compression with bitfield headers and tokenization" semantic\:"Semantic grouping format. Groups files by conceptual similarity (inspired by Omni!)" mermaid\:"Mermaid diagram format. Perfect for embedding in documentation!" markdown\:"Markdown report format. Combines mermaid, tables, and charts for beautiful documentation!" summary\:"Interactive summary mode (default for humans in terminal)" summary-ai\:"AI-optimized summary mode (default for AI/piped output)" relations\:"Code relationship analysis" quantum-semantic\:"Quantum compression with semantic understanding (Omni'\''s nuclear option!)" waste\:"Waste detection and optimization analysis (Marie Kondo mode!)" marqant\:"Marqant - Quantum-compressed markdown format (.mq)" sse\:"SSE - Server-Sent Events streaming format for real-time monitoring" function-markdown\:"Function documentation in markdown format - living blueprints of your code!"))' \ '--mode=[Choose your adventure! Selects the output format. From classic human-readable to AI-optimized hex, we'\''ve got options]:MODE:((auto\:"Auto mode - smart default selection based on context" classic\:"Classic tree format, human-readable with metadata and emojis (unless disabled). Our beloved default" hex\:"Hexadecimal format with fixed-width fields. Excellent for AI parsing or detailed analysis" json\:"JSON output. Structured data for easy programmatic use" ls\:"Unix ls -Alh format. Familiar directory listing with human-readable sizes and permissions" ai\:"AI-optimized format. A special blend of hex tree and statistics, designed for LLMs" stats\:"Directory statistics only. Get a summary without the full tree" csv\:"CSV (Comma Separated Values) format. Spreadsheet-friendly" tsv\:"TSV (Tab Separated Values) format. Another spreadsheet favorite" digest\:"Super compact digest format. A single line with a hash and minimal stats, perfect for quick AI pre-checks" quantum\:"MEM|8 Quantum format. The ultimate compression with bitfield headers and tokenization" semantic\:"Semantic grouping format. Groups files by conceptual similarity (inspired by Omni!)" mermaid\:"Mermaid diagram format. Perfect for embedding in documentation!" markdown\:"Markdown report format. Combines mermaid, tables, and charts for beautiful documentation!" summary\:"Interactive summary mode (default for humans in terminal)" summary-ai\:"AI-optimized summary mode (default for AI/piped output)" relations\:"Code relationship analysis" quantum-semantic\:"Quantum compression with semantic understanding (Omni'\''s nuclear option!)" waste\:"Waste detection and optimization analysis (Marie Kondo mode!)" marqant\:"Marqant - Quantum-compressed markdown format (.mq)" sse\:"SSE - Server-Sent Events streaming format for real-time monitoring" function-markdown\:"Function documentation in markdown format - living blueprints of your code!"))' \ '--find=[Feeling like a detective? Find files/directories matching this regex pattern. Example\: --find "README\\\\.md"]:FIND:_default' \ '--type=[Filter by file extension. Show only files of this type (e.g., "rs", "txt"). No leading dot needed, just the extension itself]:FILTER_TYPE:_default' \ '--entry-type=[Filter to show only files (f) or directories (d)]:ENTRY_TYPE:(f d)' \ '--min-size=[Only show files larger than this size. Accepts human-readable sizes like "1M" (1 Megabyte), "500K" (500 Kilobytes), "100B" (100 Bytes)]:MIN_SIZE:_default' \ '--max-size=[Only show files smaller than this size. Same format as --min-size. Let'\''s find those tiny files!]:MAX_SIZE:_default' \ '--newer-than=[Time traveler? Show files newer than this date (YYYY-MM-DD format)]:NEWER_THAN:_default' \ '--older-than=[Or perhaps you prefer antiques? Show files older than this date (YYYY-MM-DD format)]:OLDER_THAN:_default' \ '-d+[How deep should we dig? Limits the traversal depth. Default is 0 (auto) which lets each mode pick its ideal depth. Set explicitly to override\: 1 for shallow, 10 for deep exploration]:DEPTH:_default' \ '--depth=[How deep should we dig? Limits the traversal depth. Default is 0 (auto) which lets each mode pick its ideal depth. Set explicitly to override\: 1 for shallow, 10 for deep exploration]:DEPTH:_default' \ '--path-mode=[Controls how file paths are displayed in the output]:PATH_MODE:((off\:"Show only filenames (default). Clean and simple" relative\:"Show paths relative to the scan root. Good for context within the project" full\:"Show full absolute paths. Leaves no doubt where things are"))' \ '--color=[When should we splash some color on the output? \`auto\` (default) uses colors if outputting to a terminal]:COLOR:((always\:"Always use colors, no matter what. Go vibrant!" never\:"Never use colors. For the minimalists" auto\:"Use colors if the output is a terminal (tty), otherwise disable. This is the default smart behavior"))' \ '--sse-port=[Port for SSE server mode (default\: 8420)]:SSE_PORT:_default' \ '--search=[Search for a keyword within file contents. Best used with \`--type\` to limit search to specific file types (e.g., \`--type rs --search "TODO"\`). This is like having X-ray vision for your files!]:SEARCH:_default' \ '--mermaid-style=[Mermaid diagram style (only used with --mode mermaid). Options\: flowchart (default), mindmap, gitgraph]:MERMAID_STYLE:((flowchart\:"Traditional flowchart (default)" mindmap\:"Mind map style" gitgraph\:"Git graph style" treemap\:"Treemap style (shows file sizes visually)"))' \ '--focus=[Focus analysis on specific file (for relations mode). Shows all relationships for a particular file]:FILE:_files' \ '--relations-filter=[Filter relationships by type (for relations mode). Options\: imports, calls, types, tests, coupled]:TYPE:_default' \ '--sort=[Sort results by\: a-to-z, z-to-a, largest, smallest, newest, oldest, type Examples\: --sort largest (biggest files first), --sort newest (recent files first) Use with --top to get "top 10 largest files" or "20 newest files"]:SORT:((a-to-z\:"Sort alphabetically A to Z" z-to-a\:"Sort alphabetically Z to A" largest\:"Sort by size, largest files first" smallest\:"Sort by size, smallest files first" newest\:"Sort by modification date, newest first" oldest\:"Sort by modification date, oldest first" type\:"Sort by file type/extension" name\:"Legacy aliases for backward compatibility" size\:"" date\:""))' \ '--top=[Show only the top N results (useful with --sort) Examples\: --sort size --top 10 (10 largest files) --sort date --top 20 (20 most recent files)]:N:_default' \ '--cleanup-diffs=[Clean up old diffs in .st folder, keeping only last N per file Example\: --cleanup-diffs 5 (keep last 5 diffs per file)]:N:_default' \ '--cheet[Show the cheatsheet]' \ '--man[Generate the man page]' \ '--mcp[Run \`st\` as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server]' \ '--mcp-tools[List the tools \`st\` provides when running as an MCP server]' \ '--mcp-config[Show the configuration snippet for the MCP server]' \ '-V[Show version information and check for updates]' \ '--version[Show version information and check for updates]' \ '--terminal[Launch Smart Tree Terminal Interface (STTI) - Your coding companion! This starts an interactive terminal that anticipates your needs]' \ '--no-ignore[Daredevil mode\: Ignores \`.gitignore\` files. See everything, even what Git tries to hide!]' \ '--no-default-ignore[Double daredevil\: Ignores our built-in default ignore patterns too (like \`node_modules\`, \`__pycache__\`). Use with caution, or you might see more than you bargained for!]' \ '-a[Show all files, including hidden ones (those starting with a \`.\`). The \`-a\` is for "all", naturally]' \ '--all[Show all files, including hidden ones (those starting with a \`.\`). The \`-a\` is for "all", naturally]' \ '--show-ignored[Want to see what'\''s being ignored? This flag shows ignored directories in brackets \`\[dirname\]\`. Useful for debugging your ignore patterns or just satisfying curiosity]' \ '--everything[SHOW ME EVERYTHING! The nuclear option that combines --all, --no-ignore, and --no-default-ignore. This reveals absolutely everything\: hidden files, git directories, node_modules, the works! Warning\: May produce overwhelming output in large codebases]' \ '--show-filesystems[Show filesystem type indicators in output (e.g., X=XFS, 4=ext4, B=Btrfs). Each file/directory gets a single character showing what filesystem it'\''s on. Great for understanding storage layout and mount points!]' \ '--no-emoji[Not a fan of emojis? This flag disables them for a plain text experience. (But Trish loves the emojis, just saying!) 🌳✨]' \ '-z[Compress the output using zlib. Great for sending large tree structures over the wire or for AI models that appreciate smaller inputs. Output will be base64 encoded]' \ '--compress[Compress the output using zlib. Great for sending large tree structures over the wire or for AI models that appreciate smaller inputs. Output will be base64 encoded]' \ '--mcp-optimize[MCP/API optimization mode. Automatically enables compression, disables colors/emoji, and optimizes output for machine consumption. Perfect for MCP servers, LLM APIs, and tools. Works with any output mode to make it API-friendly!]' \ '--compact[For JSON output, this makes it compact (one line) instead of pretty-printed. Saves space, but might make Trish'\''s eyes water if she tries to read it directly]' \ '--ai-json[For AI mode, wraps the output in a JSON structure. Makes it easier for programmatic consumption by our AI overlords (just kidding... mostly)]' \ '--stream[Stream output as files are scanned. This is a game-changer for very large directories! You'\''ll see results trickling in, rather than waiting for the whole scan to finish. Note\: Compression is disabled in stream mode for now]' \ '--sse-server[Start SSE server mode for real-time directory monitoring (experimental). This starts an HTTP server that streams directory changes as Server-Sent Events. Example\: st --sse-server --sse-port 8420 /path/to/watch]' \ '--semantic[Group files by semantic similarity (inspired by Omni'\''s wisdom!). Uses content-aware tokenization to identify conceptually related files. Perfect for understanding project structure at a higher level. Example groups\: "tests", "documentation", "configuration", "source code"]' \ '--no-markdown-mermaid[Exclude mermaid diagrams from markdown report (only used with --mode markdown)]' \ '--no-markdown-tables[Exclude tables from markdown report (only used with --mode markdown)]' \ '--no-markdown-pie-charts[Exclude pie charts from markdown report (only used with --mode markdown)]' \ '--show-private[Include private functions in function documentation (for function-markdown mode) By default, only public functions are shown]' \ '--view-diffs[View diffs stored in the .st folder (Smart Edit history) Shows all diffs for files modified by Smart Edit operations]' \ '-h[Print help (see more with '\''--help'\'')]' \ '--help[Print help (see more with '\''--help'\'')]' \ '::path -- Path to the directory or file you want to analyze. Can also be a URL (http\://), QCP query (qcp\://), SSE stream, or MEM8 stream (mem8\://):_default' \ && ret=0 } (( $+functions[_st_commands] )) || _st_commands() { local commands; commands=() _describe -t commands 'st commands' commands "$@" } if [ "$funcstack[1]" = "_st" ]; then _st "$@" else compdef _st st fi