zpm - Zsh Plugin Manager ![Gitter](https://badges.gitter.im/Join Chat.svg)
zsh plugin manager in ansi C.
Clone this repository and then:
make
You'll have a zpm
binary in the current directory, copy it to /usr/local/bin
.
You first will need to install the plugins you want:
zpm "zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting"
zpm "zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions"
zpm "rupa/z"
These commands will generate $HOME/.zpm-init.zsh
file. Use that to load plugins.
Then configure zsh to use them:
# .zshrc
source $HOME/.zpm-init.zsh
If you add or remove new plugins you will need to:
zpm reset
To see a list of installed plugins:
zpm list
To update installed plugins:
zpm update
To persist your current configuration to be able to commit it into a dotfile repository:
zpm save
Example:
zpm save > ~/dotfiles/.zpmrc
Next time you'll only need to install them like so:
source ~/dotfiles/.zpmrc
To reset your plugin configuration:
zpm reset
To disable a plugin from loading:
zpm disable "plugin/name"
To disable and remove a plugin from disk:
zpm remove "plugin/name"
Running tests:
make test
You'll need zcram (or cram) installed and available in PATH
.
zpm
is currently being actively developed by @desyncr and @fennecdjay.
- Update command
- Add plugins to fpath
- Support for local plugins
- List command show version (hash)
- Add executables to PATH