Module alias 

Mutt-style address aliases: lines of alias nick expansion... read from $RMUT_ALIASES or ~/.config/rmut/aliases.

Functions

append_to

Append alias nick expansion to the alias file (create-alias), creating the file if needed. A repeated nick wins by coming later. Returns the path written. The same, into the file the config names.

complete

Completion candidates for a partial address: expansions of every alias whose nick starts with word (case-insensitive), then query_command results, sorted and deduplicated. sort is mutt’s $sort_alias: “address” (by the expansion; the default), “alias” (by nick; “unsorted” reads the same, the file being a map), with “reverse-” flipping either.

default_path

expand

Expand comma-separated recipients; a bare token exactly matching an alias nick is replaced by its expansion.

load

The aliases in the file the config names, or the default one.

parse

path_for

The alias file: what the config names (mutt’s $alias_file), else $RMUT_ALIASES, else ~/.config/rmut/aliases. A leading ~ is the home directory, as it is everywhere else.

query

Run mutt’s query_command (%s = the search word, appended when the command has no %s) and parse its output: the first line is a human message, then one address<TAB>name[<TAB>extra] per line.

remove_from

mutt’s unalias: drop these nicks (or every alias, for *) from the alias file, rewriting it without them. How many lines went.