A place for dotfile snippets (here: yolks) which are not worth creating a new repository but are still non-trivial. Or with other words: Snippets which needed a good amount of time to create and tune. Each yolk is simply sourced using the fry command, which exists for every environment (here: pan). With this approach, users (here: chefs) can share and improve their yolks together and keep their dotfiles (here: kitchen) clean. Tasty.

Clone this repo and source the pan.zsh once in your ~/.zshrc to get the command fry:

source [path to where you cloned dottr]/pan.zsh

If you are using zgen, load dottr with this line in your ~/.zshrc:

zgen load dottr/dottr

Then simply declare every snippet you want to use with fry in your ~/.zshrc or activate it on demand with:

fry ncserve
fry alias-usage-analysis

The yolks have long names in order to avoid name clashes and encourage you to define your own aliases. Here are some examples:

alias imv='interactive-mv'
alias gsc='git-select-commit'

To get an overview, you can list all available yolks along with their description:

fry list-yolks

You can activate tab completion for all zsh-yolks with:

fry completion

You need to put git-fry in your path (for example in ~/.profile):

export PATH="$PATH:[path to where you cloned dottr]/pan.git"

Now you can execute predifined aliases with:

git fry word-based-diff HEAD~1

Create custom aliases in your ~/.gitconfig:

[alias]
    dw = fry word-based-diff
    dws = fry word-based-diff --staged

Source pan.vim in your vimrc:

source [path to where you cloned dottr]/pan.vim

Now you can use the command :Fry to load different plugins, for example:

:Fry edit-multiple-files

Please send in pull requests for your yolks and spread the word. If you find a useful snippet, just add it to dottr - so others can benefit from it, too. It's also nice to include some words in the files about the usage and possibly the authors/sources. If you have any problem or idea, please open an issue.

Write the names of the yolks in kebap-case.

When we started this project we didn't know an alternative doing exactly this. If you know one, please tell us in the issues. We are interested to merge.