Setting ZFUNCDIR saves to the correct directory (funcsave) but it will not autoload. The default directory works fine but I don’t want to save it in ~/.config/zsh/functions.

Also, the readme makes no mention of fishcmds which is needed to use funcsave and funced.

Awesome project! Thanks for your time.

See below video. Tabbing to complete the filename "alias.cmd" somehow returns "alias.D" instead. The only plugin installed in antidote is mattmc3/zephyr path:plugins/completion. Happens in both current antidote versions from mattmc3 and getantidote.

https://github.com/mattmc3/zephyr @ c6c001d
antidote version 1.9.5 (90deef1) & antidote version 1.9.1 (0e21ff3)
zsh version: zsh 5.9 (x86_64-pc-msys)
OS: Microsoft Windows 10 Pro 10.0.19045
Terminal: Windows Terminal Preview 1.20.10572.0

# Zsh options
setopt extended_glob

# clone antidote if necessary
[[ -d ${ZDOTDIR:-~}/.antidote ]] || git clone https://github.com/mattmc3/antidote ${ZDOTDIR:-~}/.antidote # https://github.com/getantidote/antidote is stable
# change antidote home directory - default on windows is %LocalAppData%/antidote
export ANTIDOTE_HOME=${ZDOTDIR:-~}/.antidote_home

# set the name of the static .zsh plugins file antidote will generate
zsh_plugins=${ZDOTDIR:-~}/.antidote.zsh_plugins.zsh
# ensure you have a $zsh_plugins_list file where you can add plugins
zsh_plugins_list=${zsh_plugins:r}_list.zsh
[[ -f ${zsh_plugins_list} ]] || touch ${zsh_plugins_list}
# source zstyles you might use with antidote
[[ -e ${ZDOTDIR:-~}/.antidote.zstyles.zsh ]] && source ${ZDOTDIR:-~}/.antidote.zstyles.zsh
# lazy-load antidote
fpath+=(${ZDOTDIR:-~}/.antidote)
autoload -Uz $fpath[-1]/antidote
# generate static file in a subshell when $zsh_plugins_list is updated
alias al="antidote bundle <${zsh_plugins_list} >|$zsh_plugins"
if [[ ! $zsh_plugins -nt ${zsh_plugins_list} ]]; then
  (al)
fi
# source your static plugins file
source $zsh_plugins

PS1='%~ %% '

mattmc3/zephyr path:plugins/completion

# friendly plugin directories - no 'https-COLON--SLASH--SLASH-github.com-SLASH-'
zstyle ':antidote:bundle' use-friendly-names 'yes'
# change default zsh_plugins.txt name
zstyle ':antidote:bundle' file ${zsh_plugins:r}.txt.zsh

All of a sudden I'm getting errors on my terminal on initialisation.

It seems to be that on completion.plugin.zsh, if manual mode is not enabled it's calling a function called run-compinit.

In completion/plugins/run-compinit, the lines that wrap this in a function were commented out 7 months ago.

How is this supposed to work?

Thanks!

Hi there 👋🏻

Great project. Loving using it so far.

Just wondering if there is a simple way to disable the terminal from shifting into a vim-style select mode when I option+arrow to jump around the current text in the command.

Hey there! I'm enjoying antidote. This repo has made adoption much less painful coming from OMZ.

I have two questions I wonder if you could answer,

1. I noticed that like omz, ctrl+p brings up the last command executed, ctrl+o doesn't seem to do anything though, where in omz it runs the command. I think this behavior is from emacs, but I'm not sure. Would I just tack this onto my zshrc as a keybinding or is there a better place to put that?

2. Because you look for XDG_DATA_HOME in the history plugin, on mac this creates a history file for each directory you navigate to in the shell, since this is not exported by default. I can't imagine that's intentional. Is there any benefit to the history plugin when mac generates .zsh_sessions?

Man command doesn't work presently:

env: ‘command’: No such file or directory

The reason is commit df3bf52, which does env ... command man. But command is a shell built-in, and env can't use it. Better to use /usr/bin/man which should be the right path everywhere, I guess.

macOS 12.3 Terminal.app, using default supplied ZSH.

~/.zshrc:

source ~/.zsh_plugins.zsh

~/.zsh_plugins.txt:

mattmc3/zephyr path:plugins/environment

Antidote installed with brew install antidote

After running:

source /opt/homebrew/opt/antidote/share/antidote/antidote.zsh
antidote bundle <~/.zsh_plugins.txt >~/.zsh_plugins.zsh

... ~/.zsh_plugins.zsh contains:

fpath+=( /Users/foo/Library/Caches/antidote/https-COLON--SLASH--SLASH-github.com-SLASH-mattmc3-SLASH-zephyr/plugins/environment )
source /Users/foo/Library/Caches/antidote/https-COLON--SLASH--SLASH-github.com-SLASH-mattmc3-SLASH-zephyr/plugins/environment/environment.plugin.zsh

In a new Terminal session, attempting to use code to open a file, e.g. code ~/.zshrc launches a new instance of VS Code (instead of reusing the existing one, as it typically would), which shows the following error:

Unable to write program user data.

A system error occurred (listen EACCES: permission denied /.xdg/vscode-352c82aa-1.72.2-main.sock)

Please make sure the following directories are writeable:

~/Library/Application Support/Code
~/.vscode/extensions
~/.xdg

https://github.com/mattmc3/zephyr/blob/11a376d/plugins/environment/environment.plugin.zsh sets XDG_RUNTIME_DIR, which is used by VS Code. The VS Code usage that appears in the error seems to be coming from here: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/blob/3e40752/src/vs/base/parts/ipc/node/ipc.net.ts#L751-L773

Hmm, this looks like something that should be fixed in VS Code... 🤔

I think you might be missing a closing " on the plugins/macos/functions/cdf

cdf
cdf:4: unmatched "

Hey there 👋🏻

Just wondering how I can configure the cursor style. It seems that this plugin sets it to a block style which overrides the emulator's style. Is there a way to configure it back to a line instead of a block?

Thanks for this great plugin and everything around it.

On startup of a new shell, I get an error saying that zsh can't find the is-macos command in the color plugin. However, when I try to run is-macos in the prompt, it does work as expected.

/home/justin/.cache/antidote/https-COLON--SLASH--SLASH-github.com-SLASH-mattmc3-SLASH-zephyr/plugins/color/color.plugin.zsh:61: command not found: is-macos

~/.config/zsh
❯ is-macos

❯

zsh 5.9
antidote 1.9.6

Just switched to antidote from zplug and thought I'd try out zephyr along with it. I have all the plugins except for the MacOS ones in my .zsh_plugins.txt file. When I source my .zshrc, I get this error: /home/justin/.cache/antidote/https-COLON--SLASH--SLASH-github.com-SLASH-mattmc3-SLASH-zephyr/plugins/editor/editor.plugin.zsh:bindkey:42: no such keymap `menuselect'. I've attached some snippets from my .zshrc below, but I'm not exactly sure what's causing this.

• Arch Linux (kernel 6.7.3-arch1-1)
• zsh 5.9
• antidote v 1.9.4

.zshrc

source '/usr/share/zsh-antidote/antidote.zsh'
antidote load

.zsh_plugins.txt

zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions
zsh-users/zsh-syntax-highlighting
zsh-users/zsh-completions

mattmc3/zephyr path:plugins/color
mattmc3/zephyr path:plugins/completion
mattmc3/zephyr path:plugins/confd
mattmc3/zephyr path:plugins/directory
mattmc3/zephyr path:plugins/editor
mattmc3/zephyr path:plugins/environment
mattmc3/zephyr path:plugins/history
mattmc3/zephyr path:plugins/prompt
mattmc3/zephyr path:plugins/utility
mattmc3/zephyr path:plugins/zfunctions

Hey, I am learning from your plugin loading code and noticed a spelling mistake..

It's quite possibly user error, but if so, I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.

I have the following:

# .zprofile
...
export __zsh_config_dir=${ZDOTDIR:-$HOME}/.dotfiles/zsh

# .zsh_plugins.txt
...
mattmc3/zephyr path:plugins/confd

When I open a new terminal, __zsh_config_dir is updated to /Users/jason/.config/zsh
If I comment out the plugin, and reopen the terminal, __zsh_config_dir remains unchanged.

It seems like it's happening here
My goal is to get the confd plugin to look for configs in a different folder.

Right now, when the editor plugin is loaded, the following error message shows:

zsh-syntax-highlighting: unhandled ZLE widget 'emacs-pound-insert'
zsh-syntax-highlighting: (This is sometimes caused by doing bindkey <keys> emacs-pound-insert without creating the 'emacs-pound-insert' widget with zle -N or zle -C.)

I think this is caused by commit acdc0455164940b84693fd95703454a8d6dfeafb changing the name of the function pound-toggle to emacs-pound-insert without changing the line (102) zle -N pound-toggle in zephyr/blob/main/plugins/editor/editor.plugin.zsh to zle -N emacs-pound-insert. I have confirmed that doing so solves the issue.

Hi.

big fan of antidote here so I wanted to give your completions a try too. I have a few questions here

1. If I use mattmc3/zephyr path:plugins/completion, do I still need to call, the following?

autoload -Uz compinit
compinit

I'm asking this because antidote autocompletion docs suggest: "run autoload+compinit manually or use plugin". I understood it as, if I use plugin, I don't need to run compinit myself anymore. Would that be correct? nb: if I don't run compinit in my zshrc, some autocompletion won't work (like the ones from /usr/local/share/zsh/site-functions).

2. If I use mattmc3/zephyr path:plugins/completion, I don't (shouldn't) have to use zsh-users/zsh-completions, right?
3. If I comment out zsh-users/zsh-completions, I get odd errors like (eval):1: _nano: function definition file not found (I've deleted ~/.zcompdump just in case) -- do you an idea why could that be?

Hi, first of all, thank you so much for an amazing project. I'm learning a lot of stuff with your repositories :)

I'm wondering what is the best way to use Zephyr to setup the p10k prompt with instaprompt as I don't use starship.

I was trying to follow the way on how you do it in your ZDOTDIR repo but I'm a little confused.

Some things I would like to do is:

• Have different themes for my prompt like "lean" and "pure"
• Use instaprompt (I don't get this part)
• Be able to change it with the "prompt p10k pure/lean"

Thank you!

Local completion files are not loaded after compinit. I tried to load completion for poetry by putting it in a completion directory but that did not work.

The steps to reproduce below walk through poetry completion but I think it should work for any local ZSH completion script.

System information

zsh --version # zsh 5.9 (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)
antidote --version # antidote version 1.9.6 (3a30f36)
uname -a # Linux archlinux 6.7.9-arch1-1 #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Fri, 08 Mar 2024 01:59:01 +0000 x86_64 GNU/Linux

Steps to reproduce

1. Create following files in any directory (later referred as <path-to-zshrc-dir>).

# Where to put antidote files?
ANTIDOTE_HOME=$ZDOTDIR/plugins/.external

# Get antidote if not already present
[[ -e $ZDOTDIR/.antidote ]] ||
  git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/mattmc3/antidote.git $ZDOTDIR/.antidote

# Set the name of the static .zsh plugins file antidote will generate.
ZSH_PLUGINS_FILE=${ZDOTDIR:-~}/.zplugins.zsh

# Ensure you have a .zplugins.txt file where you can add plugins.
[[ -f ${ZSH_PLUGINS_FILE:r}.txt ]] || touch ${ZSH_PLUGINS_FILE:r}.txt

# Lazy-load antidote.
fpath+=(${ZDOTDIR:-~}/.antidote/functions)
autoload -Uz $fpath[-1]/antidote

# Install all plugins there are if not already done
[[ -e $ZDOTDIR/plugins/.external ]] || antidote load $ZDOTDIR/.zplugins.txt

# Generate static file in a subshell when .zsh_plugins.txt is updated.
if [[ ! $ZSH_PLUGINS_FILE -nt ${ZSH_PLUGINS_FILE:r}.txt ]] || [[ ! -s $ZSH_PLUGINS_FILE ]]; then
  source $ZDOTDIR/.antidote/antidote.zsh
  (envsubst < ${ZSH_PLUGINS_FILE:r}.txt | antidote bundle >| $ZSH_PLUGINS_FILE)
fi

# Source your static plugins file.
source $ZSH_PLUGINS_FILE

# vim: ft=zsh sw=2 ts=2 et

$ZDOTDIR/completions kind:fpath

# belak/zsh-utils path:completion
mattmc3/zephyr path:plugins/completion

# vim: ft=zsh sw=2 ts=2 et

2. Install poetry and install it's completion script to <path-to-zshrc-dir>/completions/_poetry using poetry completions zsh > <path-to-zshrc-dir>/completions/_poetry. (docs). This can be replaced with any completion, but this is the one I am trying to get to work.
3. Run ZDOTDIR=<path-to-zshrc-dir> zsh.
4. In the launched shell, running poetry <TAB> should show completions but it does not.

What works?

• If you run compinit after step 3, and then do poetry <TAB>, you get completions.
• Or, if you replace zephyr completions with zsh-utils' completion plugin, it works.

Thanks for your amazing work on this and for sharing your dotfiles. They helped me a lot to get my zsh in order ❤️

Hello:-)

I recently tried using Antidote and Zephyr referencing your dotfile. And there are two points that confused me.

First, is it valid to load only a certain part of Zephyr? For example, I just need zephyr path:plugins/autosuggestions.
Since the directory functions is not in fpath, will the following line be invalid?

Another thing, when I used the plugin fancy-ctrl-z, I found that its bindkey did not work. I tried to search
bindkey by $ bindkey | grep fancy, but no results. Here is the related information：

# zsh --version
# zsh 5.9 (x86_64-apple-darwin20.6.0)

# .zsh_plugins.txt
ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh path:plugins/fancy-ctrl-z

# .zsh_plugins.zsh
fpath+=( /Users/me/.cache/antidote/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/plugins/fancy-ctrl-z )
source /Users/me/.cache/antidote/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/plugins/fancy-ctrl-z/fancy-ctrl-z.plugin.zsh

BTW, If I source fancy-ctrl-z.plugin.zsh manually, it works fine.