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    "collect": {
-     "skipAudits": 
-       [
-         "robots-txt",
-         "canonical",
-       ]
+     "skipAudits": ["robots-txt", "canonical"]
    }
  }

The so-fancy/diff-so-fancy is cloned from Github as a submodule.

The plugin has bin/git-dsf script which adds subcommand dsf to git, that's everything needed:

• The convenient way of installing (single Zsh plugin manager invocation)
• Updating (Zsh plugin managers can easily update)
• Integrating with git

The project so-fancy/diff-so-fancy integration with ZI.

With this ZI plugin, you simply add two lines to .zshrc:

zi ice as"program" pick"bin/git-dsf"
zi light z-shell/zsh-diff-so-fancy

This will install diff-so-fancy on every account where you use Z shell and automatically equip git with subcommand dsf.

No need to use the system package manager and to configure git.

Of course, if you have the following standard line in your .gitconfig, it will still work normally:

[core]
pager = diff-so-fancy | less -FXRi

because this plugin adds diff-so-fancy to $PATH.

Think about Puppet or Chef, i.e. about a declarative approach to system configuration.

In this case .zshrc is like a declarative setup guarding you will have diff-so-fancy on your accounts.

# Zplug
zplug "z-shell/zsh-diff-so-fancy", as:command, use:"bin/"

# Zgen
zgen load z-shell/zsh-diff-so-fancy

Without as"program"-like functionality the .plugin.zsh file picks up setup and simulates adding a command to the system, so Zgen and others can work.