Fig adds visual apps, shortcuts, and autocomplete to your existing Terminal
42
Public repositories
27,713
Total stars
862
Followers
The GitHub presence of withfig showcases its commitment to enhancing terminal experiences through a variety of repositories. The organization primarily uses TypeScript and JavaScript, with notable projects such as autocomplete, which provides IDE-style autocomplete for terminals, and plugins, a store for zsh, bash, and fish enhancements. These contributions reflect a focus on improving developer workflows.
Top languages
Public repositories
autocomplete
IDE-style autocomplete for your existing terminal & shell
fig
Public issue tracker for Fig.
plugins
Plugin store for zsh, bash & fish.
themes
No description provided for this repository.
config
Fig's integrations with bash, zsh, fish, ssh, and tmux. Also contains Fig's installation and update scripts. Finally, this repo is the root of the .fig folder that is installed on your computer when you download Fig!
autocomplete-tools
Command line tools for working with Fig autocomplete specs
push-to-fig-autocomplete-action
Action to automatically open a new PR to the https://github.com/withfig/autocomplete repo
gnome-shell-extension
No description provided for this repository.
challenge-window-events
Implement a Swift wrapper around the macOS accessibility API that listens for window events
features
No description provided for this repository.
fig-apps
A list of all open source Fig Apps
man-page-scraper
Automatically convert man pages to completion specs
lezer-bash
Lezer grammar for shell scripts
console
A rust console and terminal abstraction
dotfiles
Library of dotfiles used for testing Fig
vscode-extension
The Visual Studios Code extension used to communicate with the host macOS application.
aws-cli-plugin
Generate CLI skeleton from the aws CLI's internal representation
curl-scraper
A scraper for the curl --help command
cli-help-parser
Generate completion specs based on --help text
autocomplete-boilerplate
Boilerplate for private CLIs
fig-swift-argument-parser
Fig autocomplete generator for swift-argument-parser
challenge-ansi-parser
No description provided for this repository.
challenge-fullstack
No description provided for this repository.
fig-issues
PLEASE USE withfig/fig to report issues!
challenge-history-search
Implement fzf-style history search as a Fig app
proto-api
All .proto files are stored here
swift-api-bindings
Swift bindings for Fig API
.github
.github files that are inherited by all org repos unless specifically included in a repo
oclif-plugin
Generate CLI skeleton from the oclif's internal representation
challenge-support-engineer
No description provided for this repository.
fig_kingpin
Generate Fig Spec from Go Kingpin
swiftterm-write-example
Minimal breaking example for swiftterm writes
typescript-api-bindings
Typescript bindings for Fig API
challenge-growth
No description provided for this repository.
publish-spec
No description provided for this repository.
dialoguer
Rust utility library for nice command line prompts and similar things
convert-to-shell-completion
A utility to convert Fig completion specs to shell-specific formats
valentines
🐦 Bringing animated parrots to terminals everywhere
docker-pgbouncer
Minimal PgBouncer image that is easy to configure
homebrew-cask
🍻 A CLI workflow for the administration of macOS applications distributed as binaries
BlueSocket
Socket framework for Swift using the Swift Package Manager. Works on iOS, macOS, and Linux.
render-pgbouncer
Deploy pgbouncer to render as a private service.
Frequently asked questions
What does withfig build on GitHub?
Withfig develops tools that enhance terminal functionalities, including autocomplete for shells and a plugin store for various shell environments. Their repositories focus on providing visual apps and shortcuts to improve user experience in the terminal.
Which programming languages does withfig use?
Withfig primarily utilizes TypeScript and JavaScript for its projects, alongside Shell, Swift, Python, and Rust. This diverse set of languages supports the development of various tools and integrations for terminal users.
Are withfig's repositories public?
Yes, all of withfig's repositories are public on GitHub. This transparency allows users and developers to access and contribute to projects like autocomplete and plugins, fostering community collaboration and improvement.
Is this exposure intended?
Monitor Fig with RepoGuard and get alerted the moment a new public repository appears.
Monitor this account