The profanity-internal mechanism to allow connecting to a server isn't
easily portable to cURL. Therefor introduce a profanity-specific CAfile
which is managed individually and will be configured in libcurl calls.
Signed-off-by: Steffen Jaeckel <jaeckel-floss@eyet-services.de>
Add tab completion for `/cmd`.
Complete the `list` and `exec` subcommands.
Didn't complete the `<jid>` part since I think it's usually used for
components and etc. Things that might not be in the roster.
Fix https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/issues/1650
Output before:
```
11:00:00 - Annonuce OpenPGP Key for OX ~/test/testuser.pub.gpg ...
```
After:
```
11:00:00 - Annonuce OpenPGP Key for OX /home/user/test/testuser.pub.gpg ...
```
Now we expand the path so that we can check for `~` properly.
And test if the file is actually a normal file.
* Remarks in the Merge Request (ac_reset, help)
* Defines in iq.c
* Mood help and null check
* Added additional information about tab key in CMD_DESC.
* Added additional null check
* Fix `src/command/cmd_funcs.c:9463:9: error: ignoring return value of
‘write’ declared with attribute ‘warn_unused_result’
[-Werror=unused-result]`
* Free memory earlier and on less places
* Check for succesful open() and write()
We decided that it was better to remove autocomplete for this command,
since adding it only introduced problems and the command can still
function perfectly without autocomplete.
This and the following commits should make a couple of more configs
allow utf8 chars so people can use their weird icons :-)
We did the same for the otr/omemo/pgp indicators at:
1f8b1eb7405cf6ee1bc6
`/plugins install` installs a plugin to
`.local/share/profanity/plugins`.
And also loads it.
When a plugin is loaded it will automatically be added to the `profrc`
file like this:
```
[plugins]
load=my.py;
```
On the next start Profanity will try to load this plugin again unless
`/plugin unload my.py` is called.
If `~/dir` exists profanity exits for me.
Whole code for updating plugins from a dir isn't even implemented. Even
though some messgages suggest otherwise.
Remove this and only allow updating of one file.
Two options to install plugins.
Mention the whole path:
`/plugins install ~/src/profanity-plugins/my.py`
Mention only the plugin name:
`/plugins install my.py`
The latter will look in `/usr/local/share/profanity/plugins/` for the
file and copy it over to `~/.local/share/profanity/plugins`.
At first I was thinking about loading the plugins from the global
location. But users most likely don't want to have all plugins activated
that an admin installs on a system.
Regards https://github.com/profanity-im/profanity/issues/945
I feel like this mostly is confusing people.
Also don't see much value for it.
To me it looks like a regular workflow is like:
```
/plugin install ~/src/profanity-plugins/my.py
```
The whole thing with sourcepath, install (which also loads without
having that described anywhere), load etc is confusing.
Also each plugin file that is present in
`.local/share/profanity/plugins` will then be auto loaded. Which means
after installation.
