Module step 

How a fix line or a next step is taken from an interface: speccoder performs it, opens a view, runs the person’s own command, or it belongs in the person’s shell. One parser (step_of) for every line speccoder prints, so no interface copies a command speccoder can take itself.

Structs

Context

What a line is about when it does not say: the result’s feature and task.

Step

A line with how it is taken.

Enums

How

How an interface takes a line.

View

A read-only place an interface opens instead of running a command.

Constants

PR_CONFIRM

The confirmation a pull request asks for (it leaves the machine).

SUBCOMMANDS

speccoder’s subcommands: a line that starts speccoder and goes on with anything else is words (speccoder did not create …).

Functions

interactive

argv reads the keyboard — a sign-in’s prompt or device flow, an editor, a question — so it needs a terminal of the person’s own.

outside

What argv changes outside the project when it is one of the few fixes that, by their nature, cannot run confined to it: those run outside the sandbox, and say so. Every other runs in it.

person

The person’s own command a source built as argvs: shown as the line a shell would read (render), run exactly as given.

render

Argvs as a shell reads them: a word with anything but plain characters single-quoted; && between them.

signing

Runs f with signer signing every command step built meanwhile on this thread (its token): a host that runs commands signs only the steps speccoder itself builds, never JSON from elsewhere.

step_of

How line is taken, with ctx filling what it leaves open.

steps

Every line of fix, as steps.

steps_with

Every line of fix, as steps; a line a source gave as argvs (typed, rendered to that line) is those argvs.

Type Aliases

Argvs

Argvs run one after the other (a && b).