complete -c spellout -s c -l code -d 'Specify the phonetic code for encoding/decoding the input text. Default is NATO. Use `--list` option to see all available codes.' -r -f -a "chp\t'California Highway Patrol Phonetic Alphabet'
english\t''
eu\t''
france\t''
indonesia\t''
international\t''
italia\t''
nato\t'[NATO Phonetic Alphabet, Code, & Signals](https://www.nato.int/content/dam/nato/webready/news/2010-2019/2017/12/21/20180111_nato-alphabet-sign-signal.pdf)'
netherlands\t''
philippines\t''
sweden\t''
uk\t''
usa-airpots\t''
japanese\t''"
complete -c spellout -l input -d 'Specify the the path to a custom phonetic code file.' -r -F
complete -c spellout -s l -l list -d 'Prints the available phonetic codes.'
complete -c spellout -s p -l print -d 'Prints the phonetic codes for the given type.'
complete -c spellout -l only-code -d 'Prints the only phonetic code for the given words.'
complete -c spellout -s d -l decode -d 'Decodes given phonetic codes into string.'
complete -c spellout -l gencomp -d 'Generates completion files.'
complete -c spellout -s h -l help -d 'Print help'
complete -c spellout -s V -l version -d 'Print version'
