completions

turnout completions <bash|zsh|fish|powershell|elvish>

Prints a completion script for your shell. Wire it up once:

# bash (~/.bashrc)
eval "$(turnout completions bash)"

# zsh (~/.zshrc)
eval "$(turnout completions zsh)"

# fish
turnout completions fish > ~/.config/fish/completions/turnout.fish

# PowerShell ($PROFILE)
turnout completions powershell | Out-String | Invoke-Expression

After that, turnout <Tab> completes commands, subcommands and flags.

Live names in bash

The bash script goes one step further: where a command expects the name of an app, a server or a group, Tab completes to what is actually in your catalogs.

turnout use <Tab>            # apps and groups
turnout use web <Tab>        # servers
turnout app show <Tab>       # apps
turnout server edit <Tab>    # servers
turnout dev <Tab>            # apps

Flag values follow the same rule - --server, --add-server, --app, --add-app and their --rm- counterparts complete from the catalog.

Names come from a hidden turnout complete helper the script calls; it stays quiet on errors so a half-configured setup never garbles the line you are typing. The bash script registers itself for the tn alias as well. Other shells get the static script - the same commands and flags, without live names.