Deprecated

❗ All zinit-packages have been migrated to https://github.com/zdharma-continuum/zinit-packages You'll find the source for this here package in https://github.com/zdharma-continuum/zinit-packages/tree/HEAD/system-completions

system-completions Zinit package

Package source:	Tarball	Binary	Git	Node	Gem
Status:	-	-	-	–	–

Introduction

Zinit can use a package.json (similar in construct to the one used in npm packages) to automatically:

• get the plugin's Git repository OR release-package URL,
• get the list of the recommended ices for the plugin,
  • there can be multiple lists of ices,
  • the ice lists are stored in profiles; there's at least one profile, default,
  • the ices can be selectively overriden.

The system-completions Package

Moves the stock Zsh completions under the control of Zinit. You can then selectively enable and disable the completions with cenable and cdisable.

Example Zinit invocations:

zinit pack for system-completions

# Utilize Turbo
zinit wait pack for system-completions

# Utilize Turbo and initialize the completion system
zinit wait pack atload=+"zicompinit; zicdreplay" for system-completions

Default Profile

The Zinit command executed will be equivalent to:

zinit id-as=system-completions wait as=completion lucid \
    atclone='print Installing system completions...; \
      mkdir -p $ZPFX/funs; \
      command cp -f $ZPFX/share/zsh/$ZSH_VERSION/functions/^_* $ZPFX/funs; \
      zinit creinstall -q $ZPFX/share/zsh/$ZSH_VERSION/functions' \
    atload='fpath=( ${(u)fpath[@]:#$ZPFX/share/zsh/*} ); \
      fpath+=( $ZPFX/funs )' \
    atpull="%atclone" run-atpull for \
         zdharma/null