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Is it possible to install a zmodule with a command line instead of editing a file then calling update?
it would be nice to have something like:
zmodule install url bla and the zimrc file be updated ?
I know people like to annotate config files it but adding that line at the end of the file automatically might be useful.
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Sorry, I know this is two years old, butI wrote this function (two variations of, actually) for myself to accomplish just that (I'm using OSX Ventura):
adding module from most recent contents of clipboard
zim_mod_pb() {gsed -i "$azmodule pbpaste" $ZDOTDIR/.zimrc && zimfw install}
and
I also ALSO made a MacOS shortcut for installing a module, if you'd be interested. It uses BetterTouchTools 'Get Selected Text' action, but could be modified to run with all native actions too. Hopefully this finds you well enough two years late!
Is it possible to install a zmodule with a command line instead of editing a file then calling update?
it would be nice to have something like:
zmodule install url bla and the zimrc file be updated ?
I know people like to annotate config files it but adding that line at the end of the file automatically might be useful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: