Pay Respects

Typed a wrong command or don't know what to do? Pay Respects will suggest a fix to your console command by simply pressing F!

• 🚀 Blazing fast suggestion: You won't notice any delay for asking suggestions!
• ✏️ Easy to write rules: You don't need to know Rust. The rules are written in a TOML file!
• 🎯 Accurate results: Suggestions are verified before being prompted to the user, no sudo suggestions when you are using doas!
• 🤖 AI Support: AI comes in aid when there is no rule for your error!
• 🪶 Tiny binary size: Not even 1MB for core features!

How to Pay Respects

Please follow the instruction for your shell:

Bash / Zsh / Fish

Append the following line to your configuration file:

eval "$(pay-respects bash --alias)"
eval "$(pay-respects zsh --alias)"
pay-respects fish --alias | source

Arguments:

• --alias [alias]: Alias to a custom key, defaults to f
• --nocnf: Disables command_not_found handler

Manual aliasing (deprecated, do not use):

alias f="$(pay-respects bash)"
alias f="$(pay-respects zsh)"
alias f="$(pay-respects fish)"

Nushell

Add the following output to your configuration file:

pay-respects nushell [--alias <alias>]

Or save it as a file:

pay-respects nushell [--alias <alias>] | save -f ~/.pay-respects.nu

and source from your config file:

source ~/.pay-respects.nu

PowerShell

Append the following to your profile:

pay-respects pwsh [--alias <alias>] [--nocnf] [>> $PROFILE] # use the pipe to directly append it to your profile if you like

Custom initialization for arbitrary shell

pay-respects only requires 2 environment variables to function:

• _PR_SHELL: The binary name of the current working shell.
• _PR_LAST_COMMAND: The last command.

pay-respects echos back, if applicable, a cd command that can be evaluated by the current working shell.

General example:

eval $(_PR_SHELL=sh _PR_LAST_COMMAND="git comit" pay-respects)

You can now press F to Pay Respects!

Installing

Install from your package manager if available:

For Arch Linux / Arch Linux ARM users, you can install from Arch Linux CN Repository:

sudo pacman -S pay-respects

Or install compiled binaries from GitHub releases with the install script:

curl -sSfL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/iffse/pay-respects/main/install.sh | sh

Compile from source (any OS/architecture)

This installation requires you to have Cargo (the Rust package manager) installed.

Install from crates.io, features are optional

cargo install pay-respects --all-features

Clone from git and install, suitable for adding custom compile-time rules:

git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/iffse/pay-respects
cd pay-respects
cargo install --path .

Features:

• runtime-rules: Read rules in runtime
• request-ai: Request AI for suggestion
• libcurl: Dynamically link libcurl for requests, which requires openssl at compile time
  • Only matters to package maintainers, as by turning it off gives fewer headaches when cross-compiling

Rule Files

See writing rules for how to write rules.

AI Integration

Disclaimer: You are using AI generated content on your own risk. Please double-check its suggestions before accepting.

AI suggestions should work out of the box unless rate limit has reached. Bring your own API keys to avoid it.

If it's useful to you, please share this project and spread the word. Also consider making a donation to keep its public usage alive:

AI and API Configuration

Configuration is done via environment variables:

• _PR_AI_API_KEY: Your own API key
• _PR_AI_URL: URL used. Defaults to pay-respects' own URL
  • Any OpenAI compatible URL can be used, e.g.:
    • https://api.openai.com/v1/chat/completions (Note: OpenAI's ChatGPT is very slow)
    • https://api.groq.com/openai/v1/chat/completions
• _PR_AI_MODEL: Model used. Defaults to llama3-8b-8192 for fast response
• _PR_AI_DISABLE: Setting to any value disables AI integration
• _PR_AI_LOCALE: Locale in which the AI explains the suggestion. Defaults to user system locale

Compile time variables:

• _DEF_PR_AI_API_KEY: Default API key, included in compile-time

Contributing

Current option to write rules should cover most of the cases.

We need more rule files, contributions are welcomed!

This project is hosted at various sites, choose the one that suits you best:

• Codeberg
• GitHub
• GitLab