A lightweight, fast and easy-to-use framework for the Z Shell.
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In order to install zeesh, you'll first need to have the following packages installed on your system:
After ensuring that those packages are installed, run this command in your terminal:
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You can manage zeesh's configuration by running
zeesh config
. You have a bunch of options like editing & resetting your zeesh configuraiton. -
If you want to uninstall zeesh, run
zeesh uninstall
in your terminal and reload your shell configuration by runningsource ~/.zshrc
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If you want to update your current zeesh installation, run
zeesh update
in your terminal and reload your shell configuration by runningsource ~/.zshrc
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If your zeesh configuration is not up-to-date, you can see the latest configuration file by running
zeesh config example
. If you want to use the latest zeesh configuration, runzeesh config reset
, this will reset your configuration to the default configuration of your zeesh installation. You can roll-back to your previous zeesh configuration by runningzeesh config recover
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If you want to disable a shell script or a whole directory, you can add a dot before the file/folder. For example, if you want to disable
./src/scripts/ccp.sh
, you can change the file name ofccp.sh
to.ccp.sh
. - If you want to disable a directory, let's say./src/scripts
, you can change the directory name fromscripts
to.scripts
.
- zeesh ships itself with a lot of convinient shell aliases that are sourced from
./src/aliases/*
- zeesh has a lot of convinient shell scripts that allow you to automate tasks, which are sourced from
./src/scripts/*
. - zeesh gives you the ability to tweak your terminal with pre-configured prompts & TTY themes.