feat: add support for running pacman -D/F/Q/T

readme.md

@@ -60,7 +60,10 @@ makepkg -sfcCi
 - Remove a package (`yeet -R <package-name>`)
 - Build an AUR package using its PKGBUILD (`yeet -B <path to package dir>`)
 - Upgrade all packages (`yeet -U`)
-- Run pacman -Q (`yeet -Q`)
+- Run pacman -D (`yeet -D [options]`)
+- Run pacman -F (`yeet -F [options]`)
+- Run pacman -Q (`yeet -Q [options]`)
+- Run pacman -T (`yeet -T [options]`)
 
 `yeet` can be configured using its config file, located at `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/yeet/yeet.conf` OR `$HOME/.config/yeet/yeet.conf`. [Here](./assets/package/yeet.example.conf) is an example configuration.
 

source/yeet

@@ -226,8 +226,8 @@ search_regex="\-s"
 remove_regex="\-Rs*"
 # yeet -B <path to package dir>  - Build an AUR package
 build_regex="\-B"
-# yeet -Q [options]              - Run pacman -Q
-pacman_regex="\-Q.*"
+# yeet -D/F/Q/T [options]        - Run pacman -D/F/Q/T
+pacman_regex="\-[DFQT].*"
 # yeet <package search terms>    - Search for a package and install it
 
 # First check if the first param is an option
@@ -261,7 +261,7 @@ if [[ "$1" =~ $option_regex ]]; then
 		# Shift the params so the second one is the first, the third is the second and so on
 		shift
 	elif [[ "$1" =~ $pacman_regex ]]; then
-		# If the first option is -Q and the like (e.g., -Ql), then let pacman handle it
+		# If the first option is -D/F/Q/T and the like (e.g., -Dkk, -Fy, -Ql, -Tv), then let pacman handle it
 		operation="pacman"
 	else
 		# Invalid option, show help
@@ -284,7 +284,10 @@ function help {
 	printw "\e[0;34mInstall the specified package(s)     \e[1;33m yeet -S <package name>"
 	printw "\e[0;34mRemove the specified package(s)      \e[1;33m yeet -R <package name>"
 	printw "\e[0;34mBuild an AUR package                 \e[1;33m yeet -B <path to package dir>"
+	printw "\e[0;34mRun pacman -D                        \e[1;33m yeet -D [options]"
+	printw "\e[0;34mRun pacman -F                        \e[1;33m yeet -F [options]"
 	printw "\e[0;34mRun pacman -Q                        \e[1;33m yeet -Q [options]"
+	printw "\e[0;34mRun pacman -T                        \e[1;33m yeet -T [options]"
 	printw "\e[0;34mSearch for a package and install it  \e[1;33m yeet <package search terms>"
 }
 # Update all packages