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How do I use $VARIABLES like |
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Answered by
mattmc3
Sep 19, 2022
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The tool you want is .zsh_plugins.txt.zshrczsh_plugins=${ZDOTDIR:-~}/.zsh_plugins.txt
envsubst <${zsh_plugins} | antidote bundle >${zsh_plugins:r}.zshThis shows the output: $ envsubst <${zsh_plugins} | antidote bundle
fpath+=( /Users/mattmc3/.zsh/custom/plugins/nodejs )
source /Users/mattmc3/.zsh/custom/plugins/nodejs/nodejs.plugin.zsh
fpath+=( /Users/mattmc3/.zsh/custom/plugins/python )
source /Users/mattmc3/.zsh/custom/plugins/python/python.plugin.zsh
fpath+=( /Users/mattmc3/.zsh/custom/plugins/ruby )
source /Users/mattmc3/.zsh/custom/plugins/ruby/ruby.plugin.zsh |
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The tool you want is
envsubst. You can run your~/.zsh_plugins.txtthrough it and pipe the results toantidote bundle..zsh_plugins.txt
.zshrc
This shows the output: