zplug-load1
Source installed plugins and add installed commands to `$path`
Usage
zplug load
[--verbose]
The word
´package´
refers
to
the
string
in
the
format:
"username/reponame".
Overview
Be able to use a package that has been installed on the current shell.
Options
-
--verbose -
Be verbose.
Examples
Installation check:
$ zplug load
Environment
ZPLUG_LOADFILE
Defaults to $ZPLUG_HOME/packages.zsh. This file is used to add packages from zplug on the command-line. This is a useful feature when you want to isolate your zplug configurations from your .zshrc. Note that you don’t need to add packages from the command line to use this feature: you can manually edit this file, and it’ll work just fine!
ZPLUG_USE_CACHE
Defaults to true. If this variable is true, zplug uses a cache file to speed up the loading process. The cache file is located at $ZPLUG_CACHE_DIR ($ZPLUG_HOME/.cache by default). If you want to clear the cache, please run zplug clear or do the following:
$ ZPLUG_USE_CACHE=false zplug load
ZPLUG_CACHE_DIR
Defaults to $ZPLUG_HOME/.cache. Specifies where to save the cache. For example, you can set this to $HOME/.cache/zplug/cache to follow XDG Base Directory Specification
Further documentation
See the references in official wiki page to get started using zplug. The wiki may perhaps be overwhelming for first-time users.
Copying
Copyright (C) 2015-2016 Masaki Ishiyama
MIT License
Releases
Unchanged in 5 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch).