Add a fish_delta helper function

This helps figuring out which functions, completions and config you've overridden.
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fish_delta - compare functions and completions to the default
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Synopsis
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.. synopsis::
fish_delta name ...
fish_delta [-f | --no-functions] [-c | --no-completions] [-C | --no-config] [-d | --no-diff] [-n | --new] [-V | --vendor=]
fish_delta [-h | --help]
Description
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The ``fish_delta`` function tells you, at a glance, which of your functions and completions differ from the set that fish ships.
It does this by going through the relevant variables (:envvar:`fish_function_path` for functions and :envvar:`fish_complete_path` for completions) and comparing the files against fish's default directories.
If any names are given, it will only compare files by those names (plus a ".fish" extension).
By default, it will also use ``diff`` to display the difference between the files. If ``diff`` is unavailable, it will skip it, but in that case it also cannot figure out if the files really differ.
The exit status is 1 if there was a difference and 2 for other errors, otherwise 0.
Options
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The following options are available:
**-f** or **--no-functions**
Stops checking functions
**-c** or **--no-completions**
Stops checking completions
**-C** or **--no-config**
Stops checking configuration files like config.fish or snippets in the conf.d directories.
**-d** or **--no-diff**
Removes the diff display (this happens automatically if ``diff`` can't be found)
**-n** or **--new**
Also prints new files (i.e. those that can't be found in fish's default directories).
**-Vvalue** or **--vendor=value**
Determines how the vendor directories are counted. Valid values are:
- "default" - counts vendor files as belonging to the defaults. Any changes in other directories will be counted as changes over them. This is the default.
- "user" - counts vendor files as belonging to the user files. Any changes in them will be counted as new or changed files.
- "ignore" - ignores vendor directories. Files of the same name will be counted as "new" if no file of the same name in fish's default directories exists.
**-h** or **--help**
Prints ``fish_delta``'s help (this).
Example
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Running just::
fish_delta
will give you a list of all your changed functions and completions, including diffs (if you have the ``diff`` command).
It might look like this::
> fish_delta
New: /home/alfa/.config/fish/functions/battery.fish
Changed: /home/alfa/.config/fish/test/completions/cargo.fish
--- /home/alfa/.config/fish/test/completions/cargo.fish 2022-09-02 12:57:55.579229959 +0200
+++ /usr/share/fish/completions/cargo.fish 2022-09-25 17:51:53.000000000 +0200
# the output of `diff` follows
The options are there to select which parts of the output you want. With ``--no-completions`` you can compare just functions, and with ``--no-diff`` you can turn off the ``diff`` display.
To only compare your ``fish_git_prompt``, you might use::
fish_delta --no-completions fish_git_prompt
which will only compare files called "fish_git_prompt.fish".

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complete -c fish_delta -f -a '(path filter -rf -- $fish_function_path/*.fish $fish_complete_path/*.fish $__fish_vendor_confdirs/*.fish |
path basename | path change-extension "") config'
complete -c fish_delta -s c -l no-completions -d 'Ignore completions'
complete -c fish_delta -s f -l no-functions -d 'Ignore function files'
complete -c fish_delta -s C -l no-config -d 'Ignore config files'
complete -c fish_delta -s d -l no-diff -d 'Don\'t display the full diff'
complete -c fish_delta -s n -l new -d 'Include new files'
complete -c fish_delta -s V -l vendor -d 'Choose how to count vendor files' -xa 'ignore\t"Skip vendor files" user\t"Count vendor files as belonging to the user" default\t"Count vendor files as fish defaults"'

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function fish_delta
argparse h/help f/no-functions c/no-completions C/no-config d/no-diff n/new V/vendor= -- $argv
if set -q _flag_help
__fish_print_help fish_delta
return 0
end
type -q diff
or set -l _flag_d --no-diff
set -l vendormode default
if set -ql _flag_vendor[1]
if not contains -- $_flag_vendor[-1] default ignore user
echo "Wrong vendor mode '$_flag_vendor[-1]'." >&2
echo "Valid values are: default, ignore, new" >&2
return 2
end
set vendormode $_flag_vendor[-1]
end
# TODO: Do we want to keep the vendor dirs in here?
set -l default_function_path $__fish_data_dir/functions
test "$vendormode" = default && set -a default_function_path $__fish_vendor_functionsdirs
set -l default_complete_path $__fish_data_dir/completions
test "$vendormode" = default && set -a default_completions_path $__fish_vendor_completionsdirs
set -l default_conf_path
test "$vendormode" = default && set -a default_conf_path $__fish_vendor_confdirs
set -l user_function_path
set -l user_complete_path
set -l user_conf_path $__fish_config_dir/conf.d $__fish_sysconf_dir/conf.d
test "$vendormode" = user && set -a user_conf_path $__fish_vendor_confdirs
for dir in $fish_function_path
if contains -- $vendormode ignore default
contains -- $dir $__fish_vendor_functionsdirs
and continue
end
contains -- $dir $default_function_path
or set -a user_function_path $dir
end
for dir in $fish_complete_path
if contains -- $vendormode ignore default
contains -- $dir $__fish_vendor_completionsdirs
and continue
end
# We don't care about generated completions.
# They shouldn't be compared at all.
contains -- $dir $default_complete_path $__fish_user_data_dir/generated_completions
or set -a user_complete_path $dir
end
set -l vars
not set -ql _flag_f[1]
and set -a vars user_function_path default_function_path
not set -ql _flag_c[1]
and set -a vars user_complete_path default_complete_path
not set -ql _flag_C[1]
and set -a vars user_conf_path default_conf_path
if not set -q vars[1]
echo No directories to check! >&2
return 2
end
set -l have_diff 0
if isatty stdout
set -f colors "$(set_color normal)" "$(set_color brblue)" "$(set_color bryellow)" "$(set_color green)" "$(set_color red)"
set -f pager less
set -q PAGER
and echo $PAGER | read -at pager
if type -q less
set -l lessopts isRF
if test (less --version | string match -r 'less (\d+)')[2] -lt 530 2>/dev/null
set lessopts "$lessopts"X
end
not set -qx LESS
and set -xf LESS $lessopts
end
else
set -f colors "" "" "" "" ""
set -f pager cat # cannot use a builtin here
end
begin
while set -q vars[1]
set -l user_var $$vars[1]
set -l default_var $$vars[2]
set -l all_changed 0
# We count config files as "changed" compared to /dev/null
# because they are being run.
test "$vars[1]" = user_conf_path
and set all_changed 1
set -e vars[..2]
set -l files (path filter -rf -- $user_var/$argv.fish)
set -q argv[1]
or set files (path filter -rf -- $user_var/*)
set -q files[1]
and set have_diff 1
for file in $files
set -l bn (path basename -- $file)
set -l def (path filter -rf -- $default_var/$bn)[1]
or begin
if test $all_changed = 0
set -ql _flag_n
and printf (_ "%sNew%s: %s\n") $colors[2] $colors[1] $file
continue
else
set def /dev/null
end
end
if type -q diff
# We execute diff twice - once to figure out if it's changed,
# so we can get nicer output.
#
if not diff -q -- $file $def >/dev/null 2>&1
printf (_ "%sChanged%s: %s\n") $colors[3] $colors[1] $file
not set -ql _flag_d[1]
and diff -u -- $def $file
else
printf (_ "%sUnmodified%s: %s\n") $colors[4] $colors[1] $file
end
else
# Without diff, we can't really tell if the contents are the same.
printf (_ "%sPossibly changed%s: %s\n") $colors[3] $colors[1] $file
end
end
end
# config.fish is special - it's a single file, not a directory,
# and it's not precedenced - *both* ~/.config/fish/config.fish and /etc/fish/config.fish
# are executed.
if not set -ql _flag_C[1]; and begin
not set -q argv[1]
or contains -- config $argv
end
for file in (path filter -rf -- $__fish_sysconf_dir/config.fish $__fish_config_dir/config.fish)
# We count these as "changed" so they show up.
printf (_ "%sChanged%s: %s\n") $colors[3] $colors[1] $file
not set -ql _flag_d[1]
and diff -u -- /dev/null $file
end
end
# Instead of using diff's --color=always, just do the coloring ourselves.
end | string replace -r -- '^(-.*)$' "$colors[5]\$1$colors[1]" |
string replace -r -- '^(\+.*)$' "$colors[4]\$1$colors[1]" |
$pager
return $have_diff
end