A Guide to the Zsh Line Editor with Examples

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  1. .dotfiles

    :fireworks: Arch Linux with i3 / nvim / tmux / urxvt / zsh / ... (by Phantas0s)

    When you're annoyed by some functionalities which should be implemented while typing your commands in Zsh, it's a good opportunity to write a widget to answer your need. That's how you create a highly customized Mouseless Development Environment: by solving one little problem at a time.

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  3. zsh

    Mirror of the Z shell source code repository.

    I've covered many of these widgets in the first article of this series. Don't forget that you need to autoload them before using them. They are not always documented, but you can directly look at what you can use on the Zsh mirror repository.

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