pSoxIzsh

About this

Over the years I have collect various bits from various locations. I often share what I have done with work colleagues and finally made this repository so people can pull the latest. if you already have an installation cd to the ~/.psoxizsh directory and make sure you have not make any changes. If you have stash them and then run the following commands.

(
    git pull --recurse-submodules=yes
    git submodule foreach git fetch --all --prune
    git submodule foreach git checkout master
    git submodule foreach git pull
    git pull --recurse-submodules=yes
)

src

Install

User

git clone --recurse-submodules --recursive --config http.sslVerify=false https://github.com/psox/psoxizsh.git ~/.psoxizsh

~/.psoxizsh/fresh-system

Root - System Wide

# Make sure you are root
git clone --recurse-submodules --recursive --config http.sslVerify=false https://github.com/psox/psoxizsh.git /etc/psoxizsh

# for each user that wants to use this
/etc/psoxizsh/fresh-system

Configure Vim or NeoVim

Make sure you have vim 8 installed and after starting zsh check that the following variable are set by typing

echo $VIMINIT
echo $MYVIMRC
echo $VIMHOME

Also check your /etc/vimrc or /etc/vim/vimrc to see if they do something funny. A good example of a vimrc that can be appended to the end of the vimrc file off the /etc directory can be found in ~/.psoxizsh/etc/.

If these are not set try adding the following to the beginning of your ~/.zshrc file.

export VIMINIT='source $MYVIMRC'
export MYVIMRC=$HOME/.psoxizsh/vimrc
export VIMHOME=$HOME/.psoxizsh/vim

Once these values are set in your environment you can start vim and type.

:PlugInstall

Exit vim and start again, if you get an error with the YouCompleteMe plugin, go to the You Complete Me page and see if you can fix it. Normally install a more complete version of vim will solve the problem.

Enjoy