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- zsh-tig-plugin
A plugin for Zsh that automatically adds a few advanced bindings and also
provides a Zsh-rewritten function and/or script tig-pick
(i.e.: the code is
agnostic and can be run either as a script or as a function; it defaults to
function), originally shipped with tig as sh
-script in the contrib/
subdirectory.
Retrieves the list of targets for Makefile
in the current directory and runs
fzf
or fzy
on the list and then, when a target gets selected, executes
make
on that target.
Runs make all
Runs make clean
Copies the SHA of currently active (highlighted) commit into the clipboard.
Supports OS X's pbcopy
and Linux/other's xsel
and xclip
.
Copies the contents of currently active (highlighted) file into the clipboard.
Supports OS X's pbcopy
and Linux/other's xsel
and xclip
.
Executes an editor on selected file. It's either $VISUAL
, then $EDITOR
and
then vim
.
Runs fuzzy-finder (either fzf
or fzy
) on the list of the files in the
repository and after selecting one it then executes an editor like in xed
.
Executes mc
with the left pane set to the repository and the right pane to
$ZSH_TIG_MC_DIR
. If the variable isn't set it uses $HOME
instead.
Executes mc
with the left pane set to the repository and the right pane to the
home directory.
Add zplugin load MenkeTechnologies/zsh-tig-plugin
to your .zshrc
file. Zplugin will
clone the plugin the next time you start zsh. To update issue zplugin update MenkeTechnologies/zsh-tig-plugin
.
zplugin load MenkeTechnologies/zsh-tig-plugin
Or with use of the Turbo mode:
zplugin wait lucid for MenkeTechnologies/zsh-tig-plugin
Add antigen bundle zdharma/zsh-tig-plugin
to your .zshrc
file. Antigen will
handle cloning the plugin for you automatically the next time you start zsh.
antigen bundle MenkeTechnologies/zsh-tig-plugin
cd ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins
git clone [email protected]:MenkeTechnologies/zsh-tig-plugin.git
- Add
zsh-tig-plugin
to your plugin list
Add zgen load MenkeTechnologies/zsh-tig-plugin
to your .zshrc file in the same place
you're doing your other zgen load
calls in.