vercel / vercel/hyper

Syntax helper for commands and maybe programming languages

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Description

A square of sorts
I thought maybe there could be a square that displays context based suggestions of what to type, that has the option to be displayed even when empty or when there is typing going on.

Look up table
There are many ressources that are open that one can use that are offline in order to check what might or could be ment. I feel like thats great addition since that would enhance the usability even more.

It would take long for that to be implemented probably... yeah... the square could be of the same transparency as the iOS transparency and the user would then be able to adjust font size and maybe coloring of that... and maybe it could already have all the installed syntax coloring available... but for contrast meassures and to make it something seperate you would independently have a different syntax coloring...

idk... i feel like thats cool...

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Domain
cli
Issue type
Feature
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5/5
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Over a week
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Stale
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Needs clarification
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