module Noir::CLI::Catalog

Overview

The noir command surface: which top-level verbs exist, what each one does, and the fixed vocabulary that follows it.

Every consumer reads it from here — the router's dispatch, each command's -h page, noir help, and the zsh/bash/fish/elvish completion generators. Before this module the same six lists were written out in as many places (KNOWN_COMMANDS, KNOWN_HELP_TARGETS, each command's ACTIONS, and once per shell in completions.cr), with nothing linking them: a renamed action stayed "valid" in three completion scripts, and a new subcommand had to be remembered in six files or it silently went uncompleted.

Defined in:

cli/catalog.cr

Constant Summary

CACHE_ACTIONS = ["info", "clear", "purge"] of ::String

COMMANDS = [Command.new("scan", "Discover endpoints in one or more codebases", args: "[PATHS...]"), Command.new("list", "Enumerate built-in catalogs", LIST_SUBJECTS), Command.new("cache", "Manage the on-disk LLM response cache", CACHE_ACTIONS), Command.new("config", "Manage the user-level YAML configuration", CONFIG_ACTIONS), Command.new("rules", "Manage the passive-scan rules repository", RULES_ACTIONS), Command.new("completion", "Generate a shell completion script", SHELLS), Command.new("version", "Print version (or full build details)", args: "[--verbose]"), Command.new("help", "Show this overview or a command's help", args: "[command]")]

CONFIG_ACTIONS = ["show", "edit", "init", "path"] of ::String

LIST_SUBJECTS = ["techs", "taggers", "formats"] of ::String

Sub-action vocabularies. Each command module re-exports the one it owns, so CacheCommand::ACTIONS still reads naturally at its use site while the list itself lives in one place.

NAMES = COMMANDS.map(&.name)

RULES_ACTIONS = ["list", "update", "path"] of ::String

SHELLS = ["zsh", "bash", "fish", "elvish"] of ::String

Class Method Summary

• .completable : Array(Tuple(String, Array(String)))

  The verb → next-word vocabulary pairs a completion script needs, in the order its case should test them.

Class Method Detail