@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ at a specific location depending on your OS / setup. Here are a few examples :
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symfony-autocomplete composer > ~/.composer_completion && echo "source ~/.composer_completion" >> ~/.zshrc
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# FISH
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- symfony-autocomplete composer --shell=fish > ~/.config/fish/completions/composer.fish
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+ symfony-autocomplete --shell=fish composer > ~/.config/fish/completions/composer.fish
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If you are running an environment that does not have automatic execution of PHP scripts, then you will need to
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call PHP and the script in question :
@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ To update the tool to a new version use :
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### Symfony framework completion
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- In order to get completion running, you shouldn't prepend ` php ` at the begining of the command :
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+ In order to get completion running, you shouldn't prepend ` php ` at the beginning of the command :
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app/console [TAB]
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@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ In order to get completion running, you shouldn't prepend `php` at the begining
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### Alias support
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By default, completion for your aliases won't be enabled. If you're using aliases
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- (eg . "c" for "composer", "pspec" for "phpspec", etc.), you have to pass them explicitly :
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+ (e.g . "c" for "composer", "pspec" for "phpspec", etc.), you have to pass them explicitly :
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symfony-autocomplete --aliases=c --aliases=pspec
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@@ -112,6 +112,6 @@ here is a non-exhaustive list :
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* phpspec
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* robo
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* deployer
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- * laravel's artisan
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+ * laravel artisan
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* roadiz
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* magento 2 console
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