Help loading a prezto theme(iggy) about zplug HOT 37 CLOSED

The latest prezto branch should fix the problem above. The prezto options should be written before zplug load. So for example,

source ~/.zplug/init.zsh

zplug 'modules/utility', from:prezto
zplug 'modules/osx', from:prezto

zplug 'modules/editor', from:prezto
zstyle ':prezto:module:editor' dot-expansion 'yes'

zplug load

I don't think modules/prompt works correctly right now so I need to look into it. Fixed. Should work now with:

source ~/.zplug/init.zsh

# ...

zplug 'modules/prompt', from:prezto
zstyle ':prezto:module:prompt' theme 'sorin'

# ...

zplug load

Note that nice:10 is required for now because of the order in which zplug loads plugins. This may be changed. Fixed.

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Looks like it works \o/ 👍 😄

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I wonder what the best way to handle this is:

1. Let zplug manage everything (zplug "modules/git", from:prezto and no ~/.prezto, no ~/.preztorc)
2. Make a symlink to ~/.prezto but have zplug "modules/git", from:prezto in .zshrc
3. Make a symlink and have the all the prezto configs written in ~/.preztorc.

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Np glad I can offer some help 👅

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I'll try loading just the modules I use - that makes more sense.

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Glad to hear that! Thanks for helping me out on the way! 😄

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Hi

I understand. I want to support prezto as zplug feature like from:prezto, but that implementing of the feature will take time because I don't use prezto and don't know how it works.

Is there anybody who knows prezto mechanism?

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Thanks for the reply. That would be great if possible I will continue to search if I can find anything else.

I really wish I could help out.

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I tried to load pretzo theme as well, similar output.

I tried to use zplug dependency to load pretzo, but that doesn't seem to work for me (and potentially could be the solution for pretzo)

My config:

zplug "sorin-ionescu/prezto", of:init.zsh | zplug "chauncey-garrett/zsh-prompt-garrett", of:prompt_garrett_setup

zsh output:

pmodload: command not found
  Loaded chauncey-garrett/zsh-prompt-garrett/prompt_garrett_setup
  Loaded sorin-ionescu/prezto/init.zsh

${prompt_garrett_altchar_enable}${prompt_garrett_color_prompt}${prompt_garrett_upper_left_corner}( ${prompt_garrett_current_dir}${git_info[remote_status]}${git_info[prompt_info]}${git_info[local_status]}${git_info[sha]} ${prompt_garrett_color_prompt})${prompt_garrett_altchar_enter}${(e)prompt_garrett_space}${prompt_garrett_altchar_leave}( ${ruby_info[version]}${prompt_garrett_location}${prompt_garrett_color_prompt} )${prompt_garrett_upper_right_corner}
${prompt_garrett_color_prompt}${prompt_garrett_lower_left_corner}( ${cyan}$SHLVL ${prompt_garrett_color_prompt}) ${editor_info[keymap]}

So, as you can see pretzo is loaded as second even if I declared dependency. I tried to declare it the other way but pretzo is always the second one which is loaded.

In that case theme requires function pmodload which is located in init.zsh.

I'm not sure that does mean dependency feature is broken or I'm doing something wrong?

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Hi, thanks for your report.

Did you mean?:

zplug "chauncey-garrett/zsh-prompt-garrett", of:prompt_garrett_setup \
    | zplug "sorin-ionescu/prezto", of:init.zsh

This example mean that prompt_garrett_setup of chauncey-garrett/zsh-prompt-garrett depends on sorin-ionescu/prezto.

BTY, I want to support prezto in the future, but I don't know the mechanism. I welcome your PR about prezto always.

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@b4b4r07: I didn't mean. I wrote, I tried both solutions as I was confused about this dependency syntax.
I tried both: A | B and B | A and in each case, pretzo was loaded after the plugin.

I have no knowledge about pretzo internals (I'm zsh beginner) but I think the case is just to load it before importing other stuff (just guessing, but seems like some plugins just require few functions from pretzo).

btw, docs are a little confusing, you wrote above that A | B says A depends on B (where A is prompt and B pretzo), but in the docs there is example like:

# Group dependencies, emoji-cli depends on jq in this example
zplug "stedolan/jq", \
    as:command, \
    file:jq, \
    from:gh-r \
    | zplug "b4b4r07/emoji-cli"

where A | B says B depends on A. I think this part needs some clarification or maybe I'm not getting something.

Anyway, as I wrote, I tried both and none of them worked to order plugins maybe after fixing that pretzo would work normally :)

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@spinus Oops. sorry.

# Group dependencies, emoji-cli depends on jq in this example
zplug "stedolan/jq", \
    as:command, \
    file:jq, \
    from:gh-r \
    | zplug "b4b4r07/emoji-cli"

This is correct (A | B says B depends on A).

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@spinus

I have a workaround to using both if you want although it's not the ideal solution where zplug manages prezto but you can use both as long as you source prezto first.

What I did is a installed prezto as par the instructions then only used the config files I want. So I just have .zpreztorc in my home directory.

I also decided to move some this to prezto that my zshrc has less things that before

Here is a copy of my .zshrc

I think the main problem with why prezto is not being loaded is to do with prezto needing it's directory to be called .zprezto as it's referenced by ${ZDOTDIR:-$HOME}/.zprezto in the init.zsh

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@b4b4r07

I finally got it working with zplug managing it.

Thanks to @N4M3Z zsh-core

The below is what allows prezto to work -
zplug "sorin-ionescu/prezto", of:init.zsh, do:"ln -s $ZPLUG_HOME/repos/sorin-ionescu/prezto ~/.zprezto && ln -s $ZPLUG_HOME/repos/sorin-ionescu/prezto/runcoms/zpreztorc ~/.zpreztorc"

What I have found so far is that other plugins need to be loaded after to work well. e.g enhancd wasn't working without using nice.

My current zshrc

Personally am happy for this to be closed as my issue is fixed and prezto can be loaded correctly.

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@Kayant how you manage to load pretzo before other plugins? In my case dependencies didn't work and I see you don't use them at all.

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Not sure but I guess you could try a negative nice value like nice:-5.

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Oh @spinus i see what you mean now.

I loaded prezto themes by copying it to the prompt/functions folder like so zplug "eugenk/zsh-prompt-iggy", do:"cp $ZPLUG_HOME/repos/eugenk/zsh-prompt-iggy/prompt_iggy_setup $ZPLUG_HOME/repos/sorin-ionescu/prezto/modules/prompt/functions/prompt_iggy_setup" then set the theme in the zpreztorc file

So for the theme you're trying to load something like

zplug "sorin-ionescu/prezto", of:init.zsh, do:"ln -s $ZPLUG_HOME/repos/sorin-ionescu/prezto ~/.zprezto && ln -s $ZPLUG_HOME/repos/sorin-ionescu/prezto/runcoms/zpreztorc ~/.zpreztorc"

zplug "chauncey-garrett/zsh-prompt-garrett", do:"cp $ZPLUG_HOME/repos/chauncey-garrett/zsh-prompt-garrett/prompt_garrett_setup $ZPLUG_HOME/repos/sorin-ionescu/prezto/modules/prompt/functions/prompt_garrett_setup"

Then in zpreztorc

zstyle ':prezto:module:prompt' theme 'garrett'

See my zshrc

Edit -

Tested and works fine - http://i.imgur.com/TxOOZUk.png

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One bug I noticed is that when resizing the terminal the layout messing up like - http://i.imgur.com/Qc9ScqZ.png

You could just do a clear for now as a workaround.

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@Kayant Hmm. Thanks for your report.

I understand but I think that that might not lead to finding a solution to the root of the problem. I'd better support prezto officially in zplug.

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No problem happy to help. I think the implementation in zgen is probably best option to look at for reference because it supports prezto completely and allows zgen to manage prezto including the module options.

Am not sure how difficult that would be to implement in zplug.

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This is a very interesting project. I have some experience with prezto, let me know if I can help with some tests on my part. My zsh-core is just a rebel version of prezto with extra plugins. I am currently considering moving away from prezto completely as it has not seen major updates since summer. Implementing the zgen loading mechanism is definitely a good option since we already tried to have prezto integrated there.

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👍 for @Kayant 's solution, works for me as well.

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@oryband

I have migrated from this solution and now use zgen for prezto if you're interested. A bit messy but it works well so far because I have all prezto stuff in two files and just source them in .zshrc which clears of zshrc a bit.

https://github.com/Kayant/dotfiles/blob/master/zsh/.zsh/zgen_prezto
https://github.com/Kayant/dotfiles/blob/master/zsh/.zshrc#L59

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I wish, I have read all the comments yesterday :). Understand inner working of prezto, played with different options etc.

I should have also read zplug's documentation better. I didn't realize that I can run custom command in with the do option.

Any way, if any one is interested. I have documented this options.

https://github.com/moonrumble/zplug-prezto

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@moonrumble instead of the first instruction line, you can just:

zplug "sorin-ionescu/prezto", of:init.zsh, do:"ln -s $ZPLUG_HOME/repos/sorin-ionescu/prezto ~/.zprezto"

@Kayant @moonrumble this is my zplug/zprezto related conf, without using a `.preztorc:

source $HOME/.zplug/zplug
zplug "b4b4r07/zplug"  # don't forget to zplug update --self && zplug update
zplug "sorin-ionescu/prezto", of:init.zsh, do:"ln -s $ZPLUG_HOME/repos/sorin-ionescu/prezto ~/.zprezto"
zstyle ':prezto:*:*' color 'yes'
zstyle ':prezto:load' pmodule 'environment' 'history' 'terminal' 'utility' 'tmux'
zstyle ':prezto:module:terminal' auto-title 'yes'
zplug "michaeldfallen/git-radar", as:command, of:git-radar
zplug "ndbroadbent/scm_breeze", do:"$ZPLUG_HOME/repos/ndbroadbent/scm_breeze/install.sh"
zplug "djui/alias-tips"
zplug "supercrabtree/k"
zplug "zsh-users/zsh-completions", of:src
zplug "zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions", nice: 1
zplug "zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting", nice: 2
zplug "zsh-users/zsh-history-substring-search", nice: 3
zplug load

Adding the 'editor' prezto module, i'm getting delays in pressing enter (return key) until i see the next prompt. removing the module fixes this. Any idea what might be causing this delay?

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@oryband can you confirm following is working for you. It doesn't work for me. do tag doesn't work with nice tag.

It works without using nice tag.

zplug "sorin-ionescu/prezto", of:init.zsh,nice:15, do:"ln -s $ZPLUG_HOME/repos/sorin-ionescu/prezto ~/.zprezto"

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@moonrumble this looks ok BUT:

1. since nice:15 is very high it means prezto will be loaded after most plugins - notice this is the order you want
2. the example doesn't create a .preztorc file, which is fine if you put your prezto configuration in your zshrc. if not you need to ln it as well

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I know it's been quite a while since this issue was opened but I've implemented from:prezto on the prezto branch. Any feedback is welcomed! Example:

zplug 'modules/osx', from:prezto

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Awesome! Will test it out thanks for your work 👍

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@NigoroJr
It's looks like it's not able to load the pmodload function when called within init.zsh with some modules like utility

/home/kayant/.zplug/repos/sorin-ionescu/prezto/modules/autosuggestions/init.zsh:9: command not found: pmodload

If am not understanding this wrong this is how it's handled in zgen hopefully that helps.

Also I was going to ask in terms of prezto options where would those live?

Thanks again for your work 😄

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@Kayant Thanks for the feedback! I tried out utility and confirmed that pmodload couldn't be found. This is a cache issue. Now, there's another problem where pmodload can't find the modules it was told to load. This is because prezto assumes itself to be installed in~/.zprezto, which doesn't exist. A simple solution is to link $ZPLUG_ROOT/repos/sorin-ionescu/prezto to ~/.zprezto but I don't think this is the best solution since I want everything to be contained inside $ZPLUG_ROOT. I think I'll submit a patch to prezto so that this default location can be changed.

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@NigoroJr

Thanks for the update and info. Sadly if it's anything like the purposed it's likely to be rejected 😞

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@Kayant Mmmm, thanks for letting me know about that before I send a PR to them! Okay, I guess I need to come up with a different way of handling it. I'll get back to you soon!

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I'm using the prezto branch and my prezto config is working 👍

I'm using this:

zplug "sorin-ionescu/prezto", \
  as:plugin, \
  use:init.zsh, \
  hook-build:"ln -s $ZPLUG_ROOT/repos/sorin-ionescu/prezto ${ZDOTDIR:-$HOME}/.zprezto"

Is there a better way for me to load prezto entirely?

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If you want to load prezto's init.zsh, that seems to be the best way to go. I'm hesitant about making ln -s /path/to/prezto/repo ~/.zprezto the default behavior, because the point of from:prezto is to be able to use prezto's modules without loading its init.zsh, which requires prezto to be in ~/.zprezto. That said I understand that if you currently have a ~/.zpreztorc you want that to be used also (I assume that's the goal of loading prezto entirely?). Should reading from ~/.zpreztorc be supported?

/cc @b4b4r07

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Awesome! 😆 Thanks for the feedback!

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So far it's working well for me as well I haven't noticed any issues.

Many thanks again for the implementation 👍

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