Ask a Question Create a completion script Create a completion script The completion script is code that uses the builtin bash command complete to define which completion suggestions can be displayed for a given executable. The nature of the completion options vary from simple static to highly sophisticated. Before you begin Install Dgraph. Determine the shell you are running: echo $0 An output similar to the following appears: [email protected]:~/dgraph$ echo $0 bash Creating a completion script for Bash shell To generate a dgraph-completion.sh configuration file for your <SHELL>, run the completion command: dgraph completion <SHELL> > ~/dgraph-completion.sh The contents of the file is similar to: [Decoder]: Using assembly version of decoder Page Size: 4096 # bash completion for dgraph -*- shell-script -*- __dgraph_debug() { if [[ -n ${BASH_COMP_DEBUG_FILE} ]]; then echo "$*" >> "${BASH_COMP_DEBUG_FILE}" fi } ... .. . The generated file has 2 lines at the beginning that need to be removed for the script to run properly. You can comment out the 2 lines with a #, or remove them with the following command: sed -i.bak '1d;2d' ~/dgraph-completion.sh Make the file executable by running the following command. You may require root user sudo previleges to run it: chmod +x ~/dgraph-completion.sh Open the .bashrc file with any text editor. You might need sudo previliges to apply changes. For example: nano ~/.bashrc Add the path to dgraph-completion.sh using the following syntax and save the file: . path/to/dgraph-completion.sh Reload the bashrc settings with the following command: source ~/.bashrc Now you can start typing dgraph and press tab to get auto-completion and suggestions: [email protected]station:~/dgraph$ dgraph acl cert debug increment migrate tool zero alpha completion debuginfo live raftmigrate upgrade bulk conv export_backup lsbackup restore version ← Command-line completion