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README.md

Zsh Repository Tool (zrep)

zrep is a powerful and user-friendly package manager for the Zsh shell. It allows you to easily install, manage, and share Zsh packages, such as plugins, themes, and scripts, directly from a central repository.

Key Features

  • Easy Installation: zrep simplifies the process of installing Zsh packages. With a single command, you can install packages from the zrep repository.

  • Package Management: zrep provides a set of commands to manage your installed packages. You can list, enable, disable, update, and remove packages effortlessly.

  • Centralized Repository: All packages are stored in a central repository, making it convenient to discover and share Zsh packages with the community.

  • Automatic Setup: zrep automatically sets up the necessary configuration files and directories, ensuring a smooth integration with your Zsh environment.

  • Customizable: zrep allows you to customize the installation directory and other settings through a configuration file.

Getting Started

To start using zrep, simply run the zrep init command to initialize the tool. zrep will guide you through the setup process and create the required configuration files.

Once initialized, you can explore and install packages using commands like zrep install <author/package>, zrep list, and zrep enable <author/package>.

Contributing

zrep is an open-source project, and contributions are welcome! If you have any ideas, bug reports, or feature requests, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.

License

zrep is released under the MIT License.