Terminal

0.51.0

Your corpse and the nearest spirit healers

• After a death, "where is my body" (or "my corpse", "corpse run", "where did i die"; Advanced mode: @corpse) shows where your body lies, how far and which way, with an arrow that turns with you, and the nearest spirit healers under it.
• Enter opens the map on it with a pin; Shift+Enter only sets the pin. Inside an instance the game doesn't say where your corpse is, and the row says so.
• With Questie, spirit healers are NPCs like innkeepers: "nearest spirit healer", "nearest graveyard" (Advanced mode: @npc is:spirithealer).

Your gear's wear and the repair bill

• "durability", "repair cost", "what needs repair" or "broken gear" (Advanced mode: @durability, .durability) lists every piece that wears down, lowest first, and the damaged ones in your bags, each with its durability and what repairing it costs, the whole bill on top.
• The cost is the game's own, less the reputation discount the last repair vendor gave you; at a vendor, its own total.
• Enter shows the piece on your character or in your bags; Shift+Enter finds the nearest repair vendor. Advanced mode: is:damaged, is:broken, dura:<50.

Other addons' settings

• Type what a setting is called ("questie map icons", "attune announce") to find it in any addon that uses Ace3's options (Advanced mode: @addonoption; Simple mode: under Settings).
• Enter opens that addon's options on it and points at it; Shift+Enter turns an on/off setting on or off. .integrations lists the addons found.

With Attune

• "my attunements", "raid attunements", "my keys", "class quests", "attunements to do" or "am i attuned to mc" (Advanced mode: @attune) lists your attunements, dungeon quest lines, keys and class quests, each with how far along you are, your next step and your alts' progress.
• "how do i get into molten core" or "steps for the deadmines" (Advanced mode: <attunement> > steps) lists the steps first to last; <quest> > attunement names the attunements a quest is part of.
• Enter opens Attune on it and points at it; Shift+Enter puts it in the chat box.

Your own commands

• .alias rep durability makes .rep run that search. An alias can be any search or question, a /slash command (pressed by the game) or another .command.
• Words typed after it are added at the end (.rep legs), or go where $* stands (.alias wh /w $* hi). .alias lists yours, .unalias <name> forgets one; they're kept for every character.

Also

• Reaching for Questie, AtlasLoot, Attune or your alts' bags without the addon for it adds a short line under the footer: "Install Attune for this." (Syndicator or BagBrother for your alts' bags).
• Alt+click a link in chat to look it up in Terminal; Ctrl+click is the game's dressing room alone again.
• in:warband is no longer offered: WoW Forever has no warband bank.
• A review of the whole addon:
  • "who needs blessing of kings" lists everyone missing Kings, not only those with no Blessing.
  • in:bags finds what's in your own bags; "summon voidwalker" finds the spell.
  • "old blanchy quest" and the like are searches again, not quests to drop.
  • "spells not on my bars" reads the macros on your bars right; is:upgrade no longer calls every one-hander an upgrade for a class that can't dual-wield.
  • reward: finds names with an apostrophe, and waits for its list after login.
  • A sum like 3*45g shows just its answer.
  • The row menu's Send on a ">>> party" row sends, and your last search comes back with Down after a window closed Terminal.
  • A returned auction is matched to the one that ran out, and mount favourites update.
  • The map, the AddOn list and the options are never opened from Terminal's own code.
  • "nearest" searches, place names and your alts' items do less work while you type or play.