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Re: Plugins



I don't have nearly that many, but I'm also using Zplugin and have my fair
share of plugins loaded.

I won't list them all here since my setup changes fairly often, but you can
find my zsh config at
https://gitlab.com/robobenklein/configs/blob/master/zsh/zshrc

Some of them load conditionally, and I have a function for adding on more
when I need them.

On Wed, Jan 9, 2019 at 12:29 PM Sebastian Gniazdowski <
sgniazdowski@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> I've made some small mistakes in the text and in the attached file
> `zplugin-section.txt', I'm re-sending-now with the noticed bugs fixed:
> (PS1.: the thing consumed an 80 minutes of mine, but here it goes, I
> hope I'll reuse it someday).
>
> (PS2.: When searching for a new plugin, check out the EVALUATED (not
> standard) version of the unixorn/awesome-zsh-plugins/ list:
>
> https://github.com/zdharma/hacking-private/blob/master/zsh-plugin-assessor/README_new.md
> – it will help you active, work-invested plugins that are worth
> installing).
>
> -------------------------
>
> I'm using over 22 plugins (the ones above-#22 being a git extensions
> loaded as plugins, but they're included in the attached
> zplugin-section.txt file), loaded by Zplugin in Turbo mode (so
> till-prompt time, i.e. zsh startup time, is ≤ 110 ms, tested now with
> `repeat 5 { time /usr/local/bin/zsh-5.6.2-dev-1 -i -c exit }', first
> cache-unwarmed, OSX-typical–after-pause–in–use–lagging results were ≤
> 777 ms):
>
> 1. zplugin load zdharma/zsh-unique-id              # assigns unique
> identification of the current Zsh session, both numeric in $ZUID_ID
> (== e.g. "5") and textual in $ZUID_CODENAME (== .e.g "proxima")
>
> 2. zplugin snippet OMZ::lib/git.zsh                # for some prompts
> to work, and also to keep in touch with OMZ-"ideas"
>
> 3. zplugin load zdharma/zconvey                    # for
> inter-shell-talking via `zc-all' {command-to-send-to-other-zshells).
> See: https://asciinema.org/a/156726
>
> 4. zplugin load zdharma/zredis                     # for
> Zshell-variable-per Redis-db-key binding, e.g. to share variables
> between machines, also across network
>
> 5. zplugin light zservices/redis                   # A zplugin
> service, which runs Redis database in background of one Zsh session,
> moving to an other session if the current is closed
>
> 6. zplugin load psprint/zsh-editing-workbench      # some edition
> bindings, like Alt-m to copy the shell-word on the left (see:
> https://github.com/psprint/zsh-editing-workbench#introduction)
>
> 7. zplugin load psprint/zsh-navigation-tools       # for n-options and
> for Fast-Syntax-Highlighting tests – for editing of the large (10kB)
> function `n-history' in `zed -f', i.e. `zed -f n-history'
>
> 8. zplugin load zdharma/history-search-multi-word  # a better
> zsh-navigation-tools's n-history - a syntax highlighted history, with
> support for searching for term1 (AND) term2 (AND) ..., i.e. for terms
> used in AND-fashion. See https://asciinema.org/a/155704.
>
> 9. zplugin load psprint/zprompts                   # a few prompts of mine
>
> 10. zplugin load halfo/lambda-mod-zsh-theme        # a theme, loaded
> in turbo mode (see the complete invocation in the attached Zplugin
> section of ~/.zshrc)
>
> 11. zplugin load ergenekonyigit/lambda-gitster     # theme, loaded like
> the above, i.e. 8th
>
> 12. zplugin load geometry-zsh/geometry             # a theme, loaded
> like the 8th plugin above
>
> 13. zplugin load sindresorhus/pure # a theme, loaded like the 8th plugin
> above
>
> 14. zplugin load ~/github2/agkozak-zsh-prompt      # atheme that I was
> developing, loaded from local disk-copy (i.e. `~/github2/agkozak....'
> – i.e. a local path passed to zplugin), like tha bove 8th plugin
>
> 15. zplugin load zdharma/zui                       # a TUI libraries,
> I sometimes use its `zui-demo-nmap' to run the network scanner `nmap'
>
> 16. zplugin load zdharma/zplugin-crasis            # zplugin's Textual
> User Interface (i.e. a TUI)
>
> 17. zplugin load ~/gitlab/zsh-tag-search.git       # A history-search
> with tags support, available only to patrons
> (www.patreon.com/psprint).
>
> 18. zplugin load voronkovich/gitignore.plugin.zsh # Provides `gii'
> command that appens given .gitignore templates into this file; use
> case is e.g.: `cd github2/zplugin; gii vim' # append vim-helper-files
> to .gitignore'
>
> 19. zplugin load zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions     # the
> after-prompt-text automatic fish-like suggestions
>
> 20. zplugin load zdharma/fast-syntax-highlighting  # fork of
> zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting – an extended version of it
>
> 21. zplugin load psprint/fsh-auto-themes       # a per-directory theme
> assigning plugin – e.g. doing `echo safari >|
> ~/github/zplugin.git/.fsh-theme' having the syntax-highlighting theme
> automatically switched when entering and when leaving this directory
> (i.e.`~/github/zplugin.git'). Available only to patrons
> (www.patreon.com/psprint).
>
> 22. zplugin load zdharma/zsh-diff-so-fancy     # an extension for Git
> – advanced diff tool, produces much more information-rich and readable
> diffs
>
> Al the `zplugin load ...' calls should be preceded by an `zplugin ice
> ...' call – THE ATTACHED zplugin-section.txt from my `~/.zshrc has
> them included.
>
>
> On Mon, 7 Jan 2019 at 22:57, Hoji, Akihiko <akh22@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > In the ever expanding universe of ZSH plug-ins, I am curious to see what
> plugins  ZSH users are using, particularly from those who run ZSH under OSX
> and Linux bistros so that I can incorporate them.  I do a bit of Python,
> Java, Ruby, and R scripting, and remote (clusters) and local machine
> management …etc.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> >
> > AH
>
> --
> Sebastian Gniazdowski
> News: https://twitter.com/ZdharmaI
> IRC: https://kiwiirc.com/client/chat.freenode.net:+6697/#zplugin
> Blog: http://zdharma.org
>
-- 
*\Ben Klein*
Founder and Owner of Robosane, robobenklein@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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