On thursday evening and friday of the Hackweek I decided to work on the integration of YAML::PP and libyaml.

Previous hackweek posts:

• Day 1 - Perl ♥ Bash
• Day 2 - YAML::PP !include
• Day 3 - (Not) Loading Objects in YAML::PP

Here's what I did on Thursday of the SUSE Hackweek.

Previous posts:

• Day 1 - Perl ♥ Bash
• Day 2 - YAML::PP !include
• Day 4 - Fighting with XS and C

In this post I'll talk about what I hacked on the second day of the SUSE hackweek. If you missed my other posts:

• Day 1 - Perl ♥ Bash
• Day 3 - (Not) Loading Objects in YAML::PP
• Day 4 - Fighting with XS and C

This week we had the SUSE Hackweek 18. It was my first Hackweek since I started working for SUSE. It happens about once or twice a year. People can contribute to any open source project they want to in that week.

So, thanks to SUSE for making this happen!

This blog post is about what I hacked on Tuesday, when Hackweek started for me. Expect more posts for the other days ;-)

• Day 2 - YAML::PP !include
• Day 3 - (Not) Loading Objects in YAML::PP
• Day 4 - Fighting with XS and C

In November 2015 I started my App::Spec commandline framework and wrote this blogpost.

It's not only a framework for perl. It can also generate shell tab completion for other tools.

Since then I have been busy with other things, but recently continued working on it for several reasons, and fixed several bugs, mostly for bash.

Last year I started a collection of generated completion scripts for bash and zsh:

https://github.com/perlpunk/shell-completions

Today it contains completions for 20 tools, mostly for perl commands. If you miss a tool there, let me know, or try to write your own YAML specification and generate the completion.

Below you will see some examples.