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zplug-2.4.2/README.md-80-1. List the packages with `zplug` commands
zplug-2.4.2/README.md:81:2. `zplug load` to source the plugins and add commands to your `$PATH`
zplug-2.4.2/README.md-82-
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zplug-2.4.2/README.md-201-| `install` | Install packages in parallel | (None) |
zplug-2.4.2/README.md:202:| `load` | Source installed plugins and add installed commands to `$PATH` | `--verbose` |
zplug-2.4.2/README.md:203:| `list` | List installed packages (more specifically, view the associative array `$zplugs`) | `--select`,`--installed`,`--loaded` |
zplug-2.4.2/README.md-204-| `update` | Update installed packages in parallel | `--select`,`--force` |
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zplug-2.4.2/README.md-248-| `as` | Specify whether to register the package as plugins or commands | `plugin`,`command`,`theme` (`plugin`) | `as:command` |
zplug-2.4.2/README.md:249:| `use` | Specify the pattern of the files to source (for `plugin`) or the relative path to add to the `$PATH` (for `command`) / With `from:gh-r`, zplug tries to guess which file to use from your OS and architecture. You can manually specify `use:"*darwin*{amd,386}*"` if that doesn't get the right file. | *glob* (`use:"*.zsh"`) | `use:bin`,`use:"*.sh"`, `use:*darwin*` |
zplug-2.4.2/README.md-250-| `ignore` | Similar to `use` tag, but specify pattern of files you want to ignore (see also [#56](https://github.com/zplug/zplug/issues/56)) | *glob* (-) | `ignore:"some_*.zsh"` |
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zplug-2.4.2/README.md-286-
zplug-2.4.2/README.md:287:In this case, zplug spit out its settings to `$ZPLUG_LOADFILE` instead of `.zshrc`. If you launch new zsh process, `zplug load` command automatically search this file and run `source` command.
zplug-2.4.2/README.md-288-
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zplug-2.4.2/README.md-312-
zplug-2.4.2/README.md:313:If you specify `as:command`, zplug will see the package as a command and create a symbolic link of the same name (if you want to rename it, use the `rename-to:` tag) in `$ZPLUG_BIN`. Because zplug adds `$ZPLUG_BIN` to the `$PATH`, you can run that command from anywhere.
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zplug-2.4.2/README.md-326-
zplug-2.4.2/README.md:327:Defaults to `fzf-tmux:fzf:peco:percol:zaw`. When `--select` option is specified, the first element in the colon-separated list that exists in the `$PATH` will be used by zplug as the interactive filter. You can also use spaces and double quotes in `ZPLUG_FILTER` like: `fzf-tmux -d "10%":/path/to/peco:my peco`.
zplug-2.4.2/README.md-328-
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zplug-2.4.2/README.md-330-
zplug-2.4.2/README.md:331:Defaults to `$ZPLUG_HOME/packages.zsh`. This file is used to add plugins from zplug on the command-line. It is also a useful place to isolate your packages list from `.zshrc`. Rather than cluttering your `.zshrc` with many lines enumerating packages, you can put them in a separate file and set `ZPLUG_LOADFILE` to its path.
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zplug-2.4.2/README.md-334-
zplug-2.4.2/README.md:335:Defaults to `true`. If this variable is true, zplug will use cache files to speed up the load process. The cache files are saved under the `$ZPLUG_CACHE_DIR` directory. If you want to clear the cache, please run `zplug clear` or do the following:
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zplug-2.4.2/README.md-342-
zplug-2.4.2/README.md:343:Defaults to `$ZPLUG_HOME/.cache`. You can change where the cache file is saved, for example, `~/.cache/zplug`.
zplug-2.4.2/README.md-344-
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zplug-2.4.2/README.md-346-
zplug-2.4.2/README.md:347:Defaults to `$ZPLUG_HOME/repos`. You can change where the repositories are cloned in case you want to manage them separately.
zplug-2.4.2/README.md-348-
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zplug-2.4.2/README.md-360-
zplug-2.4.2/README.md:361:Defaults to `$ZPLUG_HOME/bin`. You can change the save destination of the command's symbolic link, e.g. `~/bin`.
zplug-2.4.2/README.md-362-
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zplug-2.4.2/autoload/tags/__use__-2-# Description:
zplug-2.4.2/autoload/tags/__use__:3:# Specify the pattern of the files to source or add to `$PATH`
zplug-2.4.2/autoload/tags/__use__-4-
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zplug-2.4.2/base/utils/omz.zsh-34- sed '/^ *#/d' "$t" \
zplug-2.4.2/base/utils/omz.zsh:35: | egrep "(^|\s|['\"(\`])$lib_f($|\s|[\\\\'\")\`])" \
zplug-2.4.2/base/utils/omz.zsh-36- 2> >(__zplug::log::capture::error) >/dev/null &&
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Commands.md-13-
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Commands.md:14:As long as the external command is executable (`chmod +x`) and live somewhere in `$PATH`,
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Commands.md-15-any language will do (e.g. shell script, ruby script, etc.).
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md-17-Let's suppose we want a `foobar` source, that loads the content of the
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md:18:file specified by the `use` tag or `$HOME/boo.zsh` if it exists. The first
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md:19:step is to create a `foobar.zsh` in `$ZPLUG_ROOT/base/sources/`. The following
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md-20-list shows the name of the functions that can be defined in this file.
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md-33-Add the name of your source to the `candidates` array in
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md:34:`$ZPLUG_ROOT/autoload/tags/__from__`.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md-35-
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md-40-This function defines whether a package is currently installed or not. In our
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md:41:case, we check that simply by looking at `$HOME/boo.zsh`. This function should
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md-42-return 0 if the package is installed, and any other number (typically 1)
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md-100-This function is called when `as:plugin` is used. Following shows an example
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md:101:of loading `$HOME/boo.zsh` as a plugin:
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md-144-When you want to expand a path that contains glob expressions, use
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md:145:`__zplug::utils::shell::expand_glob "$path_to_expand"`. This takes care of the
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md-146-details such as whether or not to use a sub-shell and whatnot. You can also
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md-154-the destination that will be used when linking the file. The destination in
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md:155:almost all cases are `$ZPLUG_HOME/bin`.
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md-194-
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md:195:Other sources can be found in `$ZPLUG_ROOT/base/sources`. Please take a look
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/External-Sources.md-196-at the existing sources and see how other handlers are written.
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-79-1. `zplug` commands でインストールするパッケージについて書く
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md:80:2. `zplug load` によりプラグインを読み込み、コマンドを `$PATH` に追加するようにする
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-81-
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-202-| `install` | 並列インストール | (なし) |
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md:203:| `load` | インストール済みプラグインを読み込み、インストール済みコマンドを `$PATH` に追加する | `--verbose` |
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md:204:| `list` | インストール済みパッケージを表示する (端的に連想配列 `$zplugs` を表示する) | `--select`,`--installed`,`--loaded` |
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-205-| `update` | インストール済みパッケージを並列でアップデートする | `--select`,`--force` |
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-249-| `as` | プラグインとして、またはコマンドとして追加するか指定する | `plugin`,`command`,`theme` (`plugin`) | `as:command` |
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md:250:| `use` | 読み込むファイルパターンを指定する (`plugin` のとき) か `$PATH` に追加したいコマンドの相対パスを指定する (`command` のとき) / `from:gh-r` の場合は zplug が自動で OS のアーキテクチャを判別するが、意図しない結果の場合 `use:"*darwin*{amd,386}*"` のようにすると良い | *グロブ・パターン* (`use:"*.zsh"`) | `use:bin`,`use:"*.sh"`, `use:*darwin*` |
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-251-| `ignore` | `use` タグと似ているが無視したいファイルパターンを指定する ([#56](https://github.com/zplug/zplug/issues/56) 参照) | *グロブ・パターン* (-) | `ignore:"some_*.zsh"` |
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-286-
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md:287:この場合、`.zshrc` でなく `$ZPLUG_LOADFILE` に設定が記述される。また、新しく zsh を立ち上げるときに、`zplug load` の際にこのファイルもロードする。
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-288-
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-312-
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md:313:`as:command` を指定したとき、zplug はパッケージをコマンドとみなし、同名のシンボリックリンクを `$ZPLUG_BIN` に作成する (違う名前で作成したい場合、`rename-to:` タグを使う)。`$ZPLUG_BIN` は `$PATH` に追加されるので、インストールしたコマンドはいつでもどこからでも実行可能になる。
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-326-
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md:327:デフォルトは `fzf-tmux:fzf:peco:percol:zaw`。`--select` オプションを指定すると、`$PATH` にあるコロンで区切られた最初の要素（この例では fzf-tmux）が zplug で使われる対話フィルタとして使用される。`ZPLUG_FILTER` は次のようにスペースや、ダブルクォーテーションを使用することができる: `fzf-tmux -d "10%":/path/to/peco:my peco`
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-328-
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-330-
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md:331:デフォルトは `$ZPLUG_HOME/packages.zsh`。このファイルはコマンドライン上からパッケージの追加を行うときに使用される。これを利用することで `.zshrc` から分離してパッケージリストを管理することができる。
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-332-
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-334-
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md:335:デフォルトは `true`。true の場合、zplug はロードの高速化のためにキャッシュを利用するようになる。キャッシュファイルは `$ZPLUG_CACHE_DIR` に保存されている。キャッシュをクリアする場合は、`zplug clear` を実行するか以下のようにすると良い:
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-342-
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md:343:デフォルトは `$ZPLUG_HOME/.cache`。キャッシュの保存先を変更することができる。例えば `~/.cache/zplug` とか。
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-344-
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-346-
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md:347:デフォルトは `$ZPLUG_HOME/repos`。パッケージのクローン先かつ保存先の場所を設定することができる。
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-348-
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-360-
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md:361:デフォルトは `$ZPLUG_HOME/bin`。コマンドのシンボリックリンクの保存先を変更することができる。例えば `~/bin` とか。
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-362-
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-365-zplug では `git(1)` のように外部コマンド機能が利用できる。
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md:366:`$PATH` のいずれかにある `zplug-cmdname` の規則を持つ実行ファイルは、まるでサブコマンドのように `zplug cmdname` の形で利用することができる。
zplug-2.4.2/doc/guide/ja/README.md-367-これにより自由に自分で zplug のコマンドを追加したり拡張することができる。
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/man/man1/zplug-load.1-21-.SH "NAME"
zplug-2.4.2/doc/man/man1/zplug-load.1:22:zplug-load \- Source installed plugins and add installed commands to `$PATH`
zplug-2.4.2/doc/man/man1/zplug-load.1-23-.SH "SYNOPSIS"
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/man/man5/zplug-of.5-21-.SH "NAME"
zplug-2.4.2/doc/man/man5/zplug-of.5:22:zplug-use \- Specify the pattern of the files to source or add to `$PATH`
zplug-2.4.2/doc/man/man5/zplug-of.5-23-.SH "SYNOPSIS"
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/man/man5/zplug-use.5-21-.SH "NAME"
zplug-2.4.2/doc/man/man5/zplug-use.5:22:zplug-use \- Specify the pattern of the files to source or add to `$PATH`
zplug-2.4.2/doc/man/man5/zplug-use.5-23-.SH "SYNOPSIS"
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/man/man5/ZPLUG_USE_CACHE.5-21-.SH "NAME"
zplug-2.4.2/doc/man/man5/ZPLUG_USE_CACHE.5:22:zplug-load \- Source installed plugins and add installed commands to `$PATH`
zplug-2.4.2/doc/man/man5/ZPLUG_USE_CACHE.5-23-.SH "SYNOPSIS"
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/man/man5/ZPLUG_LOADFILE.5-21-.SH "NAME"
zplug-2.4.2/doc/man/man5/ZPLUG_LOADFILE.5:22:zplug-load \- Source installed plugins and add installed commands to `$PATH`
zplug-2.4.2/doc/man/man5/ZPLUG_LOADFILE.5-23-.SH "SYNOPSIS"
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/man/man5/ZPLUG_CACHE_FILE.5-21-.SH "NAME"
zplug-2.4.2/doc/man/man5/ZPLUG_CACHE_FILE.5:22:zplug-load \- Source installed plugins and add installed commands to `$PATH`
zplug-2.4.2/doc/man/man5/ZPLUG_CACHE_FILE.5-23-.SH "SYNOPSIS"
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-dir.txt-26-| Possive Values | Default value
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-dir.txt:27:| (READ ONLY) | `$ZPLUG_HOME/repos/user/repo`
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-dir.txt-28-|================================
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-install.txt-56-'ZPLUG_PROTOCOL'::
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-install.txt:57: Defaults to HTTPS. Valid options for `$ZPLUG_PROTOCOL` are `HTTPS` or `SSH`.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-install.txt-58- Unless you have a specific reason, you should use the HTTPS protocol.
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-load.txt-7-----
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-load.txt:8:zplug-load - Source installed plugins and add installed commands to `$PATH`
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-load.txt-42-'ZPLUG_LOADFILE'::
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-load.txt:43: Defaults to `$ZPLUG_HOME/packages.zsh`.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-load.txt-44- This file is used to add packages from zplug on the command-line. This is a
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-load.txt-52- If this variable is true, zplug uses a cache file to speed up the loading process.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-load.txt:53: The cache file is located at `$ZPLUG_CACHE_DIR` (`$ZPLUG_HOME/.cache` by default).
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-load.txt-54- If you want to clear the cache, please run `zplug clear` or do the following:
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-load.txt-60-'ZPLUG_CACHE_DIR'::
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-load.txt:61: Defaults to `$ZPLUG_HOME/.cache`.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-load.txt-62- Specifies where to save the cache. For example, you can set this to
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-load.txt:63: `$HOME/.cache/zplug/cache` to follow XDG Base Directory Specification
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-load.txt-64-
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-use.txt-7-----
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-use.txt:8:zplug-use - Specify the pattern of the files to source or add to `$PATH`
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-use.txt-9-
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-use.txt-22-Specify the pattern of the files to source (for `plugin`) or the relative path
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-use.txt:23:from the package root of the file to add to `$PATH` (for `command`) / Useful,
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug-use.txt-24-for example, with `from:gh-r` you can specify `use:"*darwin*{amd,386}*"`
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-68-*clean* [--force] [--select] ['package']::
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt:69: Remove unused packages that are in `$ZPLUG_HOME/repos` after showing a
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-70- yes/no prompt. If 'package' is given, uninstall that particular 'package'.
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-72- If the `--select` option is given, by using the filter specified in
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt:73: `$ZPLUG_FILTER`, interactively select the 'package' you want to uninstall.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-74-
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-86- Load packages. All packages registered with 'as:plugin' are sourced into
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt:87: the current zsh process, and its parent directory is added to `$fpath`. In
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt:88: addition, all packages with 'as:command' are linked to `$ZPLUG_HOME/bin`
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt:89: and the bin directory is added to `$PATH`.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-90- `--verbose` does the same as what's described above.
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-117-|*use* | Specify the pattern of the files to source (for `plugin`) or the relative path
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt:118:from the package root of the file to add to `$PATH` (for `command`) / Useful,
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-119-for example, with `from:gh-r` you can specify `use:"*darwin*{amd,386}*"`
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-159-If you use zplug on the command line, you can take advantage of the command line completions.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt:160:When using this method, zplug writes out the package settings to `$ZPLUG_LOADFILE`.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-161-If you launch a new zsh process, `zplug load` command will automatically use
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt:162:this file. Note that you can also use `$ZPLUG_LOADFILE` to isolate your zplug
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-163-package listing from your `.zshrc`.
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-191-as a command and create a symbolic link of the same name (if you want to rename it,
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt:192:use `rename-to`) in `$ZPLUG_HOME/bin`. Because zplug adds `$ZPLUG_HOME/bin` to
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt:193:the `$PATH`, you can run that command from anywhere just like any other commands.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-194-
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-198-'ZPLUG_PROTOCOL'::
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt:199: Defaults to HTTPS. Valid options for `$ZPLUG_PROTOCOL` are `HTTPS` or `SSH`.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-200- Unless you have a specific reason, you should use the HTTPS protocol.
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-210-'ZPLUG_LOADFILE'::
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt:211: Defaults to `$ZPLUG_HOME/packages.zsh`.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-212- This file is used to add packages from zplug on the command-line. This is a
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-220- If this variable is true, zplug uses a cache file to speed up the loading process.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt:221: The cache file is located at `$ZPLUG_CACHE_DIR` (`$ZPLUG_HOME/.cache` by default).
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-222- If you want to clear the cache, please run `zplug clear` or do the following:
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-228-'ZPLUG_CACHE_DIR'::
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt:229: Defaults to `$ZPLUG_HOME/.cache`.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-230- Specifies where to save the cache. For example, you can set this to
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt:231: `$HOME/.cache/zplug` to follow XDG Base Directory Specification
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-233-'ZPLUG_REPOS'::
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt:234: Defaults to `$ZPLUG_HOME/repos`. You can change where the repositories are
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-235- cloned in case you want to manage them separately.
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-260-value (i.e. `true`, `1`, `yes`), zplug will enable the options enabled at the
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt:261:point of sourcing zplug (i.e. at the point of `source $ZPLUG_HOME/init.zsh`).
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt:278:Add a zplug section to your .zshrc (or `$ZPLUG_LOADFILE`):
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-279-
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt-280-. Register packages with the zplug command (`zplug "username/reponame"`)
zplug-2.4.2/doc/txt/zplug.txt:281:. `zplug load` to source the plugins and add its commands to your `$PATH`
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-68-*clean* [--force] [--select] ['package']::
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt:69: Remove unused packages that are in `$ZPLUG_HOME/repos` after showing a
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-70- yes/no prompt. If 'package' is given, uninstall that particular 'package'.
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-72- If the `--select` option is given, by using the filter specified in
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt:73: `$ZPLUG_FILTER`, interactively select the 'package' you want to uninstall.
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-86- Load packages. All packages registered with 'as:plugin' are sourced into
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt:87: the current zsh process, and its parent directory is added to `$fpath`. In
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt:88: addition, all packages with 'as:command' are linked to `$ZPLUG_HOME/bin`
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt:89: and the bin directory is added to `$PATH`.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-90- `--verbose` does the same as what's described above.
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-117-|*use* | Specify the pattern of the files to source (for `plugin`) or the relative path
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt:118:from the package root of the file to add to `$PATH` (for `command`) / Useful,
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-119-for example, with `from:gh-r` you can specify `use:"*darwin*{amd,386}*"`
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-159-If you use zplug on the command line, you can take advantage of the command line completions.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt:160:When using this method, zplug writes out the package settings to `$ZPLUG_LOADFILE`.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-161-If you launch a new zsh process, `zplug load` command will automatically use
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt:162:this file. Note that you can also use `$ZPLUG_LOADFILE` to isolate your zplug
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-163-package listing from your `.zshrc`.
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-191-as a command and create a symbolic link of the same name (if you want to rename it,
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt:192:use `rename-to`) in `$ZPLUG_HOME/bin`. Because zplug adds `$ZPLUG_HOME/bin` to
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt:193:the `$PATH`, you can run that command from anywhere just like any other commands.
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-198-'ZPLUG_PROTOCOL'::
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt:199: Defaults to HTTPS. Valid options for `$ZPLUG_PROTOCOL` are `HTTPS` or `SSH`.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-200- Unless you have a specific reason, you should use the HTTPS protocol.
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-210-'ZPLUG_LOADFILE'::
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt:211: Defaults to `$ZPLUG_HOME/packages.zsh`.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-212- This file is used to add packages from zplug on the command-line. This is a
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-220- If this variable is true, zplug uses a cache file to speed up the loading process.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt:221: The cache file is located at `$ZPLUG_CACHE_DIR` (`$ZPLUG_HOME/.cache` by default).
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-222- If you want to clear the cache, please run `zplug clear` or do the following:
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-228-'ZPLUG_CACHE_DIR'::
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt:229: Defaults to `$ZPLUG_HOME/.cache`.
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-230- Specifies where to save the cache. For example, you can set this to
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt:231: `$HOME/.cache/zplug` to follow XDG Base Directory Specification
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-233-'ZPLUG_REPOS'::
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt:234: Defaults to `$ZPLUG_HOME/repos`. You can change where the repositories are
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-235- cloned in case you want to manage them separately.
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-260-value (i.e. `true`, `1`, `yes`), zplug will enable the options enabled at the
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt:261:point of sourcing zplug (i.e. at the point of `source $ZPLUG_HOME/init.zsh`).
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-262-
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zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt:278:Add a zplug section to your .zshrc (or `$ZPLUG_LOADFILE`):
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-279-
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-280-. Register packages with the zplug command (`zplug "username/reponame"`)
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt:281:. `zplug load` to source the plugins and add its commands to your `$PATH`
zplug-2.4.2/doc/zplug.txt-282-