I didn't realize the string manipulation was part of Fish, so this took me a bit to get partially working.

trim-right is deprecated, but changing it to string trim -c .zip seems to work.

I do get a warning:

fish: Unknown command: is-clean-zip ~/.config/fish/functions/functions.fish (line 37): if is-clean-zip $zipfile

But everything still seems to work still, so I'm not sure what this bit was supposed to do!

Here's the code as I have it now.

# Clean unzip: Creates a top level folder if a zip file doesn't have one
# This prevents the directory from being cluttered with unzipped files
function clean-unzip --argument zipfile
    if not test (echo $zipfile | string sub --start=-4) = .zip
        echo (status function): argument must be a zipfile
        return 1
    end

    if is-clean-zip $zipfile
        unzip $zipfile
    else
        set zipname (echo $zipfile | string trim -c .zip)
        mkdir $zipname || return 1
        unzip $zipfile -d $zipname
    end
end

# unzip-cd utilizes clean-unzip to unzip and cd into a zip file
function unzip-cd --argument zipfile
    clean-unzip $zipfile && cd (echo $zipfile | string trim -c .zip)
end

hello, first thank you very much for sharing your dotfiles, I have a problem adding the colors you occupy in neomutt ... currently I use muttwizard and I don't understand what I'm doing wrong.

I added the file colors and settings in my muttrc but when launching neomutt the color change is not carried out ... am I doing something wrong?

Hello.

How did you theme spotify?

Hi Gideon,
I just read your blogpost regarding neomutt configuration, but it looks like you refer to ~/dotfiles/office/view-attachment.sh in your mailcap file. However, I couldn't find that in this repo, (nor in PC-dotfiles). Is that shell script open source as well?

I loved your configs !!! Could you make the polybar files available? Thanks