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Test ~/.zshrc:

source ~/.zplug/zplug

zplug "ascii-soup/zsh-url-highlighter"

if ! zplug check --verbose; then
    printf "Install? [y/N]: "
    if read -q; then
        echo; zplug install
    fi
fi

zplug load

Error message:

[zplug] #syntax error# tag 'as:' takes ['command','plugin'] (zplug "ascii-soup/zsh-url-highlighter")

Expected:

- ascii-soup/zsh-url-highlighter: not installed
Install? [y/N]: _

If I start a new shell, all is fine, however if I source ~/.zshrc afterwards I get i.e. these strange errors:

5:45:12 6d [felix:~] % source ~/.zshrc
b4b4r07/enhancd,
of:enhancd.sh: must be put one or more spaces after comma
plugins/git,
from:oh-my-zsh: must be put one or more spaces after comma
plugins/vi-mode,
from:oh-my-zsh: must be put one or more spaces after comma
hchbaw/opp.zsh,
of:opp.zsh: must be put one or more spaces after comma

The file that was loaded is here: https://github.com/felixSchl/dotfiles/blob/master/zsh/.zshrc

The last line of my static.zplug reads: fpath=("/home/asymmetric/.zplug/repos/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/plugins/mix" $fpath).

Trouble is completion doesn't work anymore.

Hi there,

I'm migrating my zsh config from my own setup to zplug. I have my completion settings in a specific file that I was sourcing myself before. Above the settings, there is this piece of code:

(Source)

autoload -U compinit

# Ignore insecure directories.
compinit -u

My question is, should I remove it and have zplug call compinit? I'm using zplug "zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting", nice:10 as well and I read that there were some requirements w.r.t. to load order.

I also would love to know your stance on file organization. I like to keep my settings grouped in ~/.zsh/config/ and ~/.zsh/lib/:

• ~/.zsh/config/ contains plugin config (e.g. SSH forwarding) that needs to be loaded before zplug "plugins/ssh-agent", from:oh-my-zsh.
• The files in ~/.zsh/lib/ contain my settings that may overwrite some defaults from oh-my-zsh for example.

Do you think defining nice:something is the best way to handle this? As far as I can see plugin load order is only determined by the nice tag.

Thanks,

Alex

zplug でコマンドラインからプラグイン追加したい
I want to add plugins or commands on CLI

something like this

$ zplug "b4b4r07/enhancd", of:"zsh/*.zsh"

現状、上のように CLI で叩いても 連想配列 zplugs でプラグイン名とその属性（as:cmd,of:bin/hoge など）を保持しているため、シェルを切り替えるとその情報が失われる。

そのため、コマンドラインから zplug "username/reponame" されたとき外部ファイルに書き出すようにして、シェルを切り替えても zplug で拾えるようにしたい。

外部ファイルに書き出す機能は環境変数で有効・無効にできると良い。

Implements interactive interface by using fzf/peco/percol/zaw

$ zplug clean --select
$ zplug update --select
$ zplug list --select
$ zplug install --select

and so on.

If I try installing http_code, I get this error: __zplug::load:91: bad set of key/value pairs for associative array.

This is a regression, as it used to work in the past.

With zplug installed, I can no longer rely on Emacs keybingings, like CTRL-a, CTRL-e and the like.

This wasn't an issue with antigen. Was antigen configuring something that is left to the user to configure with zplug? If so, it might be a good idea to document this.

I'm trying to get completions for several oh-my-zsh plugins, but can't get the completions to work.

I use the following line to install/configure vagrant for example:

zplug "plugins/vagrant", from:oh-my-zsh, nice:10

Which works fine in terms of installing, but I get no auto completion when entering vagrant <tab>

I tried playing with nice values and removing them, but it doesn't work.

Hi @b4b4r07 ,

zgen shows the output of git pull when updating, which I find useful to give an idea of what/how much has changed in each plugin.

Could it be possible to do the same, maybe with the addition of a --verbose flag to update?

I have been using antigen for a while now and am looking for a faster alternative. zgen crossed my way before zplug, so I gave that a shot but I had problems using it in conjunction with tmux and reattach-to-user-namespace. The details are reported on the zgen repo. However, I have not received any answer on the zgen issue tracker and zplug looks like a promising project with more active development, so I figured it made sense to open the issue here as well.

To summarise:

When I use the reattach-to-user-namespace utility for tmux in order for my clipboard to work in conjunction with zsh, new panes would close immediately upon creation and closing an existing pane would sometimes close all panes in a cascading effect.

I hope this can be fixed, I am very much looking forward to using zplug

Hi,

on freebsd launching "zplug status" or "zplug update" show a flood of "usage: sleep seconds" in console

Thanks for zplug

mix is the build tool of the Elixir programming language.

The mix plugin from oh-my-zsh doesn't seem to work in zplug. I tried zplug "plugins/mix" from:oh-my-zsh.

Do I have to specify an of option, like I had to do for rupa/z? In general, when is the of option necessary? I think the README/wiki could use some further explaination on this.

Thanks for the alreday gret tool! 👏

I had a line in my .zshrc:

zplug "plugins/tmuxinator", from:oh-my-zsh, if: "[[ -x $(command -v tmuxinator) ]]"

and it seemed to fail locating the plugin, unless I changed the order of the arguments (if first, then from).

Is this a known issue?

I have a question about the dependency expressed with the pipe |. Does this represent the order in which plugins are installed or loaded (or both)?

If it's not just for installation, there may be a bug. Following are the steps to reproduce.

Steps to Reproduce

Directory structure

~/tmp
|-- plugin_a
|   `-- a.zsh
`-- plugin_b
    `-- b.zsh

with

a.zsh

echo 'plugin a'

b.zsh

echo 'plugin b'

.zshrc (essential parts)

zplug '~/tmp/plugin_a', from:local \
        | zplug '~/tmp/plugin_b', from:local

When I start a new shell or zplug load --verbose, it prints out:

~/tmp/plugin_b: (not loaded)
plugin a

I wasn't sure if this is a bug or a feature because it would make sense to express the installation dependencies with the pipes and loading dependencies with the niceness, but wanted to make sure.

I'm trying to load this theme, but it doesn't seem to be working, i.e. the prompt doesn't change.

I'm loading it with zplug load "asymmetric/56ccdf015e1a3b4c4fbd", from:gist, of:asymmetric.zsh-theme.

By the way, is the of: option mandatory when using from:gist?

zplug v2.0.0 specifications

• New project directory
  • consists of multiple files
  • autoload (__subcommand__ file)
• External commands like git(1)
• Test
  • use zspec as testing framework
  • tests for each files
  • integration testing
• Documentation (man pages)
• Rename tags (TBD)
  • as => type
  • of => use
  • file => rename / as
  • ...
• Notification
  • AppleScript, terminal-notifier (OS X)
  • notify-send (GNU/Linux)
• Lazy loading
  • use autoload (e.g. mollifier/cd-gitroot)
  • lazy:"~/path/to/file"

Update all plugins in parallel

$ zplug update           # plugins/commands are updated
$ zplug update --self    # update zplug

and implement frozen: specifier (e.g., vim-plug) "Do not update unless explicitly specified"

Hi, oh-my-zsh provides a features to develop plugins or themes to put it in a custom folder with the following structure $OHMYZSH_REPO/custom/themes/something.zsh-theme. I want to use these feature with zplug.

I saw in the code that the parsers (__zsh::parser) identifies the oh-my-zsh repo and reads the name in zspec[name] to use a subpath like "plugins/", "themes/" and "lib/*". I tried to add "custom/themes" there so that can be appended in "dir:" and can be loaded, but it doesn't work. For example, if I put the if block with the "custom/themes" and in zshrc put something like:

zplug "custom/themes/infostrip" from:oh-my-zsh

It throws an error saying that infostrip was not found as a command. Then this request is for:

1. Provide a way to load a plugin/theme/lib using a local directory or maybe local git repo.
2. Provide the functionality of loading a custom/{plugin,theme,lib} using oh-my-zsh

I think I can do the changes and do a PR, but I need some guidance in what to change and the dependencies.

From machine A on my local network:

$ zplug update
Updating...  zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting
Updating...  rhysd/zsh-bundle-exec
Updating...  b4b4r07/zplug
Updating...  bobthecow/git-flow-completion
Updating...  plugins/ssh-agent
Updating...  holman/dotfiles
Not Updated  b4b4r07/zplug                      (0.48s)
Not Updated  plugins/ssh-agent                  (0.78s)
Updated!     rhysd/zsh-bundle-exec              (5.84s)
Updated!     zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting  (5.97s)
Updated!     bobthecow/git-flow-completion      (6.01s)
Updated!     holman/dotfiles                    (5.99s)

From machine B on my local network:

$ zplug update
Updating...  rhysd/zsh-bundle-exec
Updating...  zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting
Updating...  agross/rapid-git
Updating...  b4b4r07/zplug
Updating...  bobthecow/git-flow-completion
Updating...  plugins/ssh-agent
Updating...  holman/dotfiles
Not Updated  agross/rapid-git                   (0.30s)
Not Updated  bobthecow/git-flow-completion      (0.27s)
Not Updated  rhysd/zsh-bundle-exec              (0.36s)
Not Updated  zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting  (0.47s)
Not Updated  holman/dotfiles                    (0.40s)
Not Updated  b4b4r07/zplug                      (1.35s)
Not Updated  plugins/ssh-agent                  (2.08s)

I ran these several times, always with the same result. What does it mean that a repo was "Not updated"? Did an error happen? Are there no updates available?

If the latter is true, why would machine A always print that some repos were updated?

• feature/notifier
• Makes Zsh print a bell when...
• dotphiles/dotzsh
• audio bell (\a)

If I try to source OHMYZSH's default theme with zplug "themes/robbyrussell", from:oh-my-zsh , this is what I get in my prompt:

This happens with most themes, but not with the one mentioned in the README, duellj.

I'm using Gnome Terminal on Linux, zsh 5.1.1

Description

Dead symbolic links are left in $ZPLUG_HOME/bin after cleaning unused plugins with zplug clean.

Steps to reproduce

$ zplug tj/n, as:command, of:bin/n
$ zplug install
$ zplug load
$ ls -l $ZPLUG_HOME/bin/n
# Remove from $ZPLUG_EXTERNAL
$ sed -i'' '$d' $ZPLUG_EXTERNAL
# Now, launch a new zsh process
$ exec zsh
$ zplug clean
$ ls -l $ZPLUG_HOME/bin/n

After the last command, it shows that n is not linked. This also happens when simply running zplug clean tj/n to manually remove a plugin.

New feature Lazy loading by builtin autoload command like NeoBundle in Vim

zplug "foo/bar", as:plugin, lazy:1

If 1 is set in the lazy tag, zplug will do lazy loading. (value is 1/true/"{some,file}"...Undecided)

When zplug do lazy loading, autoload directory is created in ~/.zplug/autoload and files would be delayed loading are linked to the directory as symbolic link.

$ ls -l ~/.zplug/autoload
total 16
lrwxr-xr-x  1 b4b4r07  staff  52 Dec 11 15:11 bar -> /Users/b4b4r07/.zplug/repos/foo/bar/bar
lrwxr-xr-x  1 b4b4r07  staff  53 Dec 11 15:11 qux -> /Users/b4b4r07/.zplug/repos/baz/qux/directory/qux

Test zplug using docker on Travis CI

something like below.

sudo: required
language: bash

services:
    - docker
before_script:
    - docker pull b4b4r07/zplug
script:
    - docker run b4b4r07/zplug test-test-test-test...

ref. https://github.com/b4b4r07/docker-travis-test

NeoBundleCheck-ish command

usage:

• case1:

if zplug check; then
  zplug install
fi
zplug load

• case2

$ zplug check --verbose
- b4b4r07/zsh-gomi: not installed
$ echo $status
0
$ zplug install; zplug check
$ echo $status
1
$ zplug check --verbose
All plugins are installed and managed (...)

For example, when using, yet again 😏,

zplug 'plugins/golang', \
    from:oh-my-zsh, \
    ignore:oh-my-zsh.sh, \
    nice: 10

zplug uses plugins/golang as the username/repo when installing or showing the status.

When running zplug status:

...
(not init) [plugins/golang] (? -> ?/?) URL: ?
...

This is due to $line directly being used here (at least for the installation problem) when it should be prefixed with robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh.

This is an error received every time the git version is compared in zplug:
__version_requirement:14: bad math expression: operator expected atGit-60)'`

git --version
git version 2.4.9 (Apple Git-60)

I will create a simple PR which fixes it but maybe you have a different approach to fix this.

I'm trying to achieve the same that Zach Holman did for his dotfiles: Zach's zsh loads different files from the same directory filtered by patterns.

# Load paths first.
zplug "$DOTFILES", from:local, nice:-20, of:"**/path.zsh"

# Load everything but the path and completion files second.
zplug "$DOTFILES", from:local, nice:-19, of:"**/{path,completion}.zsh" # Pattern is broken.

# Load every completion after compinit was run.
zplug "$DOTFILES", from:local, nice:10, of:"**/completion.zsh"

It seems that zplug uses $DOTFILES as a hash key, so the second zplug overwrites the first and the third zplug overwrites the second:

$ zplug list
/home/agross/.dotfiles  =>  from:local, nice:10, of:**/completion.zsh, dir:/home/agross/.dotfiles

While we're at it: Any idea how to include everything but path.zsh and completion.zsh?

zplug "$DOTFILES", from:local, nice:-19, of:"**/{path,completion}.zsh" # Doesn't currently work.

Thanks!

$ source $ZPLUG_HOME/zplug #reload zplug

https://twitter.com/b4b4r07/status/672917735337304072

Not meant to be a critique (I find your project amazing!), but what is the reason for zplug being almost 2000 SLOCs, whereas zgen clocks in at ~500?

What are the features/options that are taking the most space, and where do you think there is room for optimization?

After updating to @bb0d7a8 my plugin zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting no longer loads.

zplug "zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting", nice:10

Other nice:10 plugins (**/completion.zsh) from my local dotfiles load fine.

Reverting to @5cac210 works.

Hi,
I found that in the function __zplug::load, it calls compinit for each key.
This slow down the startup process significantly.
I think we only need to call compinit once after loading all plugins?

BTW, I found that zsh-syntax-highlighting should be loaded after loading all other plugins and compinit.
But it seems that there is no way to accomplish it.

Happy holidays and thank you for creating such a wonderful tool!

I am trying to load a theme called iggy
It depends on some prezto modules(helper/git) which I loaded in my zshrc

The issue is the prompt is not being rendered correctly. Am not sure what the issue is but I don't think it's to do with the fonts as I have powerline patched fonts which work fine with a oh-my-zsh them bulletrain as seen here

I also tried displaying the icons it uses in the prompt in the terminal and they appear fine

With the zshrc I posted above I get this error which I assume is to do with the prezto framework not being loaded up as when I comment out the "pmodload 'helper'" line from the theme and the error goes away.

I wanted to try and add prezto support like in zgen here - m42e/zgen@b7e0660 but my programming knowledge/skills is very limited atm 😢

I also tried using a suggestion found on antigen's issue tracker but with no luck - zsh-users/antigen#137

Thanks for you time and work.

So, I've switched from zgen to zplug and the cached startup times are noticeably slower.

I profiled my ~/.zshrc with the zprof module, and the results are here (best out of 5).

This seems mostly due to calling zplug load over and over (yes, I have ~50 zsh plugins):

num  calls                time                       self            name
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 1)   52        2076.13    39.93   59.38%   2076.13    39.93   59.38%  __zplug::validator
 8)   54        3193.69    59.14   91.35%     16.00     0.30    0.46%  zplug

My goal is to short-circuit this by loading ~/.zplug/.cache if it exists, but these lines are a problem:

# ~/.zplug/.cache
if [[ $_zplug_repos != $_zplug_saved ]]; then
  ZPLUG_USE_CACHE=false zplug load --verbose
  return $status
fi

• If I remove them and source the file, all plugins are loaded perfectly.
• If I source the file as-is, nothing useful happens and the file is rewritten with no plugins.

In short, I would like to mimic the following zgen functionality:

if ! zgen saved; then
    # ^ this line loads all the plugins from cache

    # otherwise, 50 invocations of `zgen load` happen here.
fi

I am more than happy to zplug clear --force (analogous to zgen reset) each time I change ~/.zshrc if it saves me 2-3 seconds on each shell.

As I understand it, this is what you are trying to avoid (typing zplug clear), so two questions:

1. Can it be possible to opt-in to the behavior I'm looking (where you have to manually zplug clear)?
2. Perhaps a faster way to perform this "diff" (e.g. postponing __zplug::validator calls until later)?

Hopefully I'm not missing something and this is already possible. Thoughts?

I have a customized theme which I placed in .zplug/themes/my-theme.zsh-theme.

My .zshrc looks like this:

source ~/.zplug/zplug

zplug "robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh", of:oh-my-zsh.sh, nice:-10
zplug "plugins/colorize", from:oh-my-zsh
# more oh-my-zsh plugins
zplug "plugins/z", from:oh-my-zsh
zplug "themes/my-theme", from:local

if ! zplug check --verbose; then
  printf "Install? [y/N]: "
  if read -q; then
    echo; zplug install
  fi
fi

zplug load

I have tried various different paths, like ~/.zplug/themes/mytheme, themes/mytheme.zsh-theme, and adding of:"*.zsh-theme, adding nice:10 and adding as:plugin, in various combinations.

The only way I could load the theme was copying it to repos/robyrussell/oh-my-zsh/themes and loading it like a stock oh-my-zsh theme.

What's the proper way to apply a local theme?

Cheers
Veit

Hi there!

The history-substring-search plugin from oh-my-zsh closes my terminal session. The last thing I can observe is that it clones the original zsh-history-substring-search plugin. I know I could use that directly, but the OMZ version changes the background color of the search term, which is why I want to use that substring-search plugin.

Here is how I try to activate the plugin:

zplug "plugins/history-substring-search",   from:oh-my-zsh

Here is a Screenshot of the last thing happening. Here I tried to load the original (ZSH one) substring search plugin in advance, but also without that the error persists.

Thank you very much.

I'm managing my whole ~, and I've installed zplug as:

git submodule add https://github.com/b4b4r07/zplug.git .zplug

Added appropriate lines to .zshrc, including
After zplug install git starts being annoying:

$ git status
On branch master
Changes not staged for commit:
    modified:   .zplug (untracked content)

This doesn't appear anymore if I add .gitignore to ~/.zplug:

.cache
.gitignore
repos
zcompdump

Full dotfiles just for the case.

The rest is just brilliant! Great job

As metion in #24, zsh-syntax-highlighting should be loaded after loading all other plugins and compinit in order to update the syntax highlighting properly.

I am not sure whether this issue is only for zsh-syntax-highlighting or not.
If other plugins also wrap ZLE widget, then they may also need to be loaded in some order to work properly together.

babarot/http_code#1

I created wiki page.

Can somebody edit with me?

Hi,

I have zplug "plugins/mix", from:oh-my-zsh in my ~/.zshrc, which to me basically means that I only want the mix plugin from OMZ, not everything that comes with it.

But I noticed that in my shell the function upgrade_oh_my_zsh, taken from lib/functions is defined. I definitely don't want to let OMZ update itself, since I'm using the much lovelier zplug :)

Is there a way not to let OMZ define this particular function, or any function at all?

ZPLUG_PROTOCOL

• SSH
• HTTPS (recommended)

ref Which remote URL should I use? - GitHub Help

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