Ask a Question Command-line completion Command-line completion is a feature in shells such as bash or zsh that saves you extra typing and helps out when you cannot remember a command’s syntax. This functionality automatically fills in partially typed commands when you press the tab key. Some of the advantages of command-line completion are: saves you from typing text when it can be auto-completed helps you know what are the available continuations for the commands prevents errors and improve the experience by hiding or showing options based on what you have already typed Completion script The command-line interpreter requires a completion script to define which completion suggestions can be displayed for a given executable. Using the dgraph completion command you can generate a file that can be added to your shell configuration. After you add the file you can auto-complete any dgraph command. Note Dgraph command completion currently supports bash and zsh shells. Create a completion script →