Scaffold and implement wsh commands in Wave Terminal with RPC integration.
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Developers integrating new functionality into Wave Terminal often lack a single-source blueprint for adding new wsh commands, ensuring consistent structure, naming, and RPC wiring.
Create a new wsh command by following the file naming, command structure, and RPC patterns described in this guide.
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To add a new wsh command to Wave Terminal, you scaffold a wshcmd-[commandname].go file implementing the command structure with Use, Short, Long, Args, and RunE frontmatter, then wire up block resolution and RPC calls to finalize the CLI integration.
The required wsh command file structure includes frontmatter fields like Use, Short, Long, Args, and RunE, alongside optional PreRunE and RPC interactions. It also specifies block argument resolution, command patterns, and flags for scalable multi-level subcommand development.
RPC integration for custom Wave Terminal commands involves wiring wshclient RPC calls and updating metadata via CommandSetMetaData. This connects the command execution logic to the terminal backend, enabling patterns similar to settitle and version implementations.
Yes, you can create multi-level subcommands for the wsh CLI in Wave Terminal. The scaffolding guide provides templates for establishing parent and child command structures, supporting scalable CLI development with consistent naming and documentation.
Before scaffolding a wsh command, you need a Wave Terminal development environment and familiarity with Go. You should understand the wshclient RPC architecture and block resolution concepts to correctly implement the command patterns and metadata updates.
Yes, scaffolding a new wsh command includes documentation and testing guidance. The blueprint covers the full lifecycle from file naming and command structure to RPC integration and documentation scaffolding, ensuring consistent structure across the CLI.
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