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Hello, I wrote a tool that can validate README links (valid URLs, not duplicate). It can be run when someone submits a pull request.

It is currently being used by

• https://github.com/vsouza/awesome-ios
• https://github.com/matteocrippa/awesome-swift
• https://github.com/dkhamsing/open-source-ios-apps

Examples

• https://travis-ci.org/matteocrippa/awesome-swift/builds/96526196 ok ✅
• https://travis-ci.org/matteocrippa/awesome-swift/builds/96722421 link redirected / rename 🔴
• https://travis-ci.org/dkhamsing/open-source-ios-apps/builds/96763135 bad link / project deleted 🔴
• https://travis-ci.org/dkhamsing/open-source-ios-apps/builds/95754715 dupe 🔴

If you are interested, connect this repo to https://travis-ci.org/ and add a .travis.yml file to the project.

See https://github.com/dkhamsing/awesome_bot for options, more information
Feel free to leave a comment 😄

Hello!
I was browsing the awesome list recently and had bad impression of old not-updated plugins that clutter it. This is a problem.

I thought: a Perl script could (a) download and parse awesome-zsh-plugins list via WWW::Mechanize, (b) extract the plugins that are contained in it and (c) again use WWW::Mechanize on each of the plugins' Github pages, to get the time of last commit.

So basically: filtering-out plugins that were updated in the last 6 months.

Then it becomes obvious: the README.md could have section "Active plugins" where the recently updated plugins would be listed. The README.md could be updated by the script automatically.

First version of the script could use git clone --depth 1 ... for the second step (getting time of last commit). It would be slow, but the main task would be to update README.md. So this reduces to a single basic WWW::Mechanize use and a few git instructions, and to builting the "Active plugins" section.

I could try coding this script, would it be accepted (it would be in this repo, via PR) and used?

PS. Another section could be build, "Mature plugins", where plugins with commit count >= 100 (or 50 maybe) would be listed.

I think the list of plugins would be nicer if plugins and themes were separately grouped.

If you agree, I could send you a PR. What do you think?

Link: https://github.com/sptndc/phpenv.plugin.zsh

As per the contributing, this is an issue to discuss why phpenv.plugin.zsh should be removed. The repository:

• Hasn't been updated in 5 years
• Plugin code is rather short and can easily be hand-written given initialization instructions of phpenv
• is archived
• depends on phpenv, which also is archived
• has low star count for not being updatedin 5 years (2 stars)
• Has no LICENSE (just another contributing factor, even though there are other entries without licenses)

Hello, can you please add powerless? It is simple and pure ZSH agnoster-like powerline-enabled theme.

psprint deleted all their ZSH plugins, so find mirrors for the following repos

• declare-zsh - A command-line parser for Zinit commands in zshrc.~
• diff-so-fancy - Simplify installing the diff-so-fancy project into your user account. ~
• editing-workbench - Adds sane, complex command line editing (e.g. incremental history word completion).
• history-search-multi-word - A syntax highlighted, multi-word history searcher for ZSH, bound to Ctrl-R, with advanced functions (e.g. bump of history entry to top of history).
• navigation-tools - Adds htop-like kill, directory bookmarks browser, multi-word incremental history searcher and more.
• startify - vim-startify -like plugin for ZSH.
• tig - Adds a few advanced bindings and also provides a ZSH-rewritten function and/or script tig-pick.
• z-a-bin-gem-node - Zinit extension that exposes binaries without altering $PATH, installs Ruby gems and Node modules and easily exposes their binaries, and updates the gems and modules when the associated plugin or snippet is updated.
• z-a-man - Zinit extension that generates man pages for all plugins and snippets.
• z-a-meta-plugins - Install groups of plugins with a single label (Zinit only).
• z-a-patch-dl - Zinit extension that downloads files and applies patches through the provided dl'' and patch'' ices.
• z-a-rust - Zinit extension that that installs rust and cargo packages inside plugin directories.
• z-a-submods - Zinit extenstion allows installing and managing additional submodules within a plugin or snippet.
• z-a-test - Zinit extension that runs tests (via make test, for example) – if it finds any of them – after installing and updating a plugin or snippet.
• z-a-unscope - Allows installing plugins for Zinit without specifying the user name by querying the Github API.
• zconvey - Adds ability to send commands to other ZSH sessions, you can use this to cd $PWD on all active Z shell sessions, for example.
• zflai - A fast logging framework for ZSH.
• zgdbm - Adds GDBM as a plugin.
• zinit-configs - Real-world configuration files (basically a collection of .zshrc files) holding Zinit invocations.
• zredis - Adds Redis database support, with database_key <-> shell_variable binding. Supports all data types.
• zsnapshot - Adds command to dump the current ZSH state into a file, for later restoration by sourcing the snapshot file.
• ztrace - Catches output of commands, allows to reuse that output, glue it with history content.
• zui - ZSH User Interface library – CGI+DHTML-like rapid TUI application development with ZSH.

Can you please my theme to your list?

JHLeeeMe

• It includes only the essentials.(PWD, git status & branch, venv, user & system name, time)
  https://github.com/JHLeeeMe/JHLeeeMe-Zsh-Theme

• redis - Will run redis-server pointing it to the redis.conf configuration file. This can be used with the zdharma/zredis plugin to share variables between shells.

I am submitting a

• Article link - something useful to ZSH users
• A link to a new ZSH framework
• [ ] New plugin
• [ ] New theme
• [ ] New tab completion
• [ ] New utility

The link to af-mod-magic is broken.

lunachar, a theme i wrote, does not actually support git decorations. also i have recently grouped all my published zsh themes into a single repo, so links to the old ones might be broken. (i also wrote stellachar)

• select - Multi-term searched selection list with approximate matching and uniq mode.

I am submitting a

• Article link - something useful to ZSH users
• A link to a new ZSH framework
• [ ] New plugin
• [ ] New theme
• [ ] New tab completion
• [ ] New utility

Hi! Right now all plugins are in the same category. It is absolutely impossible to navigate through them.
May be it will be wise to separate them?

Hello, I found some broken hyperlinks:

• ohmyz.sh (file: README.md, status code: 404)
• https://www.refining-linux.org/archives/59-ZSH-Gem-24-ZSH-frameworks.html (file: README.md, status code: 500)
• code.jquery.com (file: README.md, status code: 404)
• omt-manager (file: README.md, status code: 404)
• https://github.com/cloudfoundry/bosh)%5D (file: README.md, status code: 404)
• brew.sh (file: README.md, status code: 404)
• https://buidler.dev (file: README.md, error: ERR_TLS_CERT_ALTNAME_INVALID)
• ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh (file: README.md, status code: 404)

Hey there, i just wanted to let you know that i archived the pseudo-projectile-plugin, as i realized more and more that jumping is really a solved issue and pseudo-projectile only replicated the features of some other plugins.

I extracted the useful part about it where it would check if origin had changes you would need to merge in into a new plugin that runs this as a chpwd zsh hook into git-check

There is a link on Themes called Hacker quotes.
But it doesn't look a theme, it looks a plugin.

hi , can you please add my plug-in to your list..

laravel-au-zsh-plugin: Laravel 6 Artisan/PHPUnit commands aliases plugin for zsh
https://github.com/Saleh7/laravel-au-zsh-plugin

Thanks

For example:
http://www.refining-linux.org/plugin/tag/zsh
https://github.com/mika/zsh-pony

At line 1910, Hoozeeth is misspelled Hoozeth .

Consider adding https://LoremGenerator.io, another Lorem Ipsum generator. But this one lets you optionally wrap the text in HTML tags and classes.

Antibody is deprecated and no longer maintained, So this should be removed from list.

https://github.com/getantibody/antibody

• github-issues - Subscribe to projects on Github and receive within shell (under prompt) notifications about new issues.

Mark outdated stuff as unmaintained. E.g.

• dotzsh
• fzf-widgets

Thank you.

Some plugins are listed as themes.

I am submitting a

• Article link - something useful to ZSH users
• A link to a new ZSH framework
• New plugin
• [ ] New theme
• [ ] New tab completion
• [ ] New utility

I am submitting a

• Article link - something useful to ZSH users
• A link to a new ZSH framework
• [ ] New plugin
• [ ] New theme
• [ ] New tab completion
• [ ] New utility

I am submitting a

• Article link - something useful to ZSH users
• A link to a new ZSH framework
• [ ] New plugin
• [ ] New theme
• [ ] New tab completion
• [ ] New utility

Here I define an "abandoned" project as one which has no update for over a year.

• antigen-hs (no update since 2016, 188 stars)
• dotzsh (no update since 2015, 167 stars)
• pumice (no update since 2015, 6 stars)
• zapack (no update since 2017, no star)
• zilsh (no update since 2014, 28 stars)
• zpacker (no update since 2017, 2 stars)
• ztanesh (no update since 2015, 256 stars)

Hello, can you please add my plugin to your list?

omz-hist: Provides convenient alias to examine your command line history in Zsh.
https://github.com/lfromanini/omz-hist

Thanks in advance!

Link: https://github.com/notusknot/tzpm

As per the contributing, this is an issue to discuss why tzpm should be removed. The repository:

• Hasn't been updated in 2 years
• There is almost no code
• The description says it is a work in progress, but it is not a work in progress
• has low star count for not being updatedin 2 years (2 stars)

fzf - Wraps fzf for use with ZSH. -- deprecated (https://github.com/wyntau/fzf-zsh)

Do you just search for all repositories that have a file with .zsh extension and check them? Get an email digest? Look for tags?

<3

First of all, let me say I think this project is incredible, and remains well-organized despite the sheer volume of what's been collectively amassed. When I have a shitty day and need something to settle my weary mind, just 30-45 minutes of cruising through the links is usually more than enough to restore my perspective (and usually add one or two new cool baubles to my rather ornate shell, haha).

I want to throw out a thought I had recently while doing so, which is that GitHub is as great for assembling a diverse and productive team of contributors as it is atrocious at letting them do anything more sophisticated than plop changes into plain text and keep it all in one piece. (Just my opinion, naturally; I'm sure others would disagree.) If there were a way to, say, gain the layout advantages found in a more robust framework like what is found in WikiBooks, this already magnificent resource could easily acquire a couple more orders of magnitude of awesomeness. It leads me to a couple of fundamental questions:

• Does anyone know of any libraries or other tools that are targeted at converting/migrating GFM Markdown to something close to WikiMedia syntax?
• If someone were masochistic enough to want to experiment with what that might look like, would you have any objection to the attempt?

I'm not naïve enough to think that the evolution of the list could ever move away from GitHub. What it's already grown into makes it self-evident that this is the way to keep it in front of the right type and volume of eyeballs to keep it growing. I see it as akin to the way source usually needs to be compiled into a different form altogether to become truly useful, so too it might be that a natural symbiosis could happen between the list as it is here and a downstream "fork" that was focused on applying digital typography to it. This list of resources + the ability to tastefully and easily embed images + multiple pages looping back in on each other + collapsible tables...well, I'm sure you get the idea. 😁

I'm interested to hear any and all thoughts on the matter.

I occasionally visit this page to see any new updates but I can't really see it because it just added alphabetized. Is it possible to add a section month my month or something?

I am submitting a

• Article link - something useful to ZSH users
• A link to a new ZSH framework
• New plugin
• [ ] New theme
• New tab completion
• New utility

I am submitting a

• Article link - something useful to ZSH users
• A link to a new ZSH framework
• New plugin
• [ ] New theme
• [ ] New tab completion
• [ ] New utility

Link: https://github.com/fdellwing/zsh-bat

• morpho - Terminal screen savers written in pure ZSH, and also screen saver framework.

The new url: https://gitlab.com/hermitmaster/zsh-exa-plugin
The GitHub hosted repo will be removed eventually. Anyone interested is welcome to take it over, as I don't use zsh any more anyway.

I often click a PR, then go to changes, then copy-paste the link, then look at the page.

It would be cool if the PR template included a link to the upstream projects if they are new.

How do you feel about this?

Maybe better to remove badges for plugins and themes, because the loading takes about 20-30 sec. (or even more!) and after that I see something like this:

I realize, it's a nice to see how many stars have a specific project, but it really turns the loading in a madness.

https://github.com/ellie/atuin. It's much like https://github.com/larkery/zsh-histdb, but it's also written in rust and is a bit more interactive than histdb.

I am removing a

• A link to an existing ZSH framework

Link: https://github.com/russjohnson/angry-fly-zsh

As per the contributing, this is an issue to discuss why angry-fly-zsh should be removed. The repository:

• Has not been updated in 10 years
• No longer has a working screenshot
• Has a low number of stars for not being updated in 10 years (3)
• Has no LICENSE (just another contributing factor, even though there are other entries without licenses)

The current link for ZSH Gem 24, https://www.refining-linux.org/archives/59/ZSH-Gem-24-ZSH-frameworks/, brings you to the main archive page. The correct link looks to be https://www.refining-linux.org/archives/59-ZSH-Gem-24-ZSH-frameworks.html

I am submitting a

• Article link - something useful to ZSH users
• A link to a new ZSH framework
• New plugin
• [ ] New theme
• [ ] New tab completion
• [ ] New utility

Pease add this plugin: https://github.com/Junker/zsh-archlinux

thats all, thanks

• zinit-console – A semigraphical (curses) consolette for zinit plugin manager.

The link doesn't work except #generic-zsh in the TOC.

- [Tutorials](#tutorials)
  - [Generic ZSH](#generic-zsh)
  - [Antigen](#antigen)
  - [Oh-My-Zsh](#oh-my-zsh)
  - [Prezto](#prezto)
  - [Zgen](#zgen)
  - [Zplugin](#zplugin)

I suggest to append substring like Installation

- [Installation](#installation)
  - [Antibody](#antibody-1)
  - [Antigen](#antigen-1)
  - [dotzsh](#dotzsh-1)
  - [Oh-My-Zsh](#oh-my-zsh-1)
  - [Prezto](#prezto-1)
  - [Zgen](#zgen-1)
  - [zplug](#zplug-1)