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Personally, I prefer https://github.com/rossmacarthur/sheldon. It's simple yet flexible, fast and shell agnostic.
zap is basically just one file under 150 loc: https://github.com/zap-zsh/zap/blob/master/zap.zsh
Awesome work! I played with this a bit over the weekend and the code is very clean and easy to read. How would you say this compares to other micro/tiny Zsh plugin managers? Awesome-Zsh shows quite a crowd in this space, though many appear to be abandoned: - tzpm - uz - mzpm - miniplug - zapack - zit ... and probably others I missed.
Awesome work! I played with this a bit over the weekend and the code is very clean and easy to read. How would you say this compares to other micro/tiny Zsh plugin managers? Awesome-Zsh shows quite a crowd in this space, though many appear to be abandoned: - tzpm - uz - mzpm - miniplug - zapack - zit ... and probably others I missed.
Awesome work! I played with this a bit over the weekend and the code is very clean and easy to read. How would you say this compares to other micro/tiny Zsh plugin managers? Awesome-Zsh shows quite a crowd in this space, though many appear to be abandoned: - tzpm - uz - mzpm - miniplug - zapack - zit ... and probably others I missed.
Awesome work! I played with this a bit over the weekend and the code is very clean and easy to read. How would you say this compares to other micro/tiny Zsh plugin managers? Awesome-Zsh shows quite a crowd in this space, though many appear to be abandoned: - tzpm - uz - mzpm - miniplug - zapack - zit ... and probably others I missed.
Awesome work! I played with this a bit over the weekend and the code is very clean and easy to read. How would you say this compares to other micro/tiny Zsh plugin managers? Awesome-Zsh shows quite a crowd in this space, though many appear to be abandoned: - tzpm - uz - mzpm - miniplug - zapack - zit ... and probably others I missed.
I even developed my own take on micro plugin managers at one point, zsh_unplugged. What's Zap's claim to fame?