Module complete 

One completion engine, for every surface.

A shell adapter parses the line it is completing and renders what comes back. It knows no commands, no flags, no identifiers and no repository: it forwards a Request and prints a Response. Everything else happens here, over the command graph, which is why just <TAB>, majordomus <TAB> and ./bin/majordomus <TAB> cannot disagree about what exists — they are three spellings resolved against one graph by one function.

  zsh / bash / fish
        │  words, cursor
        ▼
  generic adapter ──► majordomus completion query ──► CompletionEngine
                                                           │
                                             CommandGraph  +  value sources

What it will not do

• No network. A value that can only be learned remotely is not offered.
• No secret. An argument classified as a secret is never enumerated, and its value never enters a candidate, a cache or a log.
• No dependence on a server. A running server may make a value source faster; a stopped one changes nothing. Nothing here starts one.

Structs

Candidate

One thing the caller may type next.

NoValues

A resolver that answers nothing.

Request

What a shell asks.

Response

What the engine answers.

Enums

CandidateKind

What kind of thing a candidate is, so a shell that groups its menu can.

Traits

ValueResolver

Where a value that is not in the declaration comes from.

Functions

complete

Complete one line.