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+ Add the ability to install plugins from Gists. You can distribute a very simple, one-single function plugin in the form of a Gist. Your users can install it using fisher install url and Fisherman will query the Gist using the GitHub API to get a list of the Gist files and use the name of the first identified *.fish file to name the plugin in your system. Since there is no formal way to name a Gist, and you may prefer to keep the "description" field for the actual description and not a name, Fisherman supports only one fish file per Gist. Closes #75. + Use command(1) when calling non-builtins. Thanks @daenney. Closes #79. + Add __fisher_plugin_can_enable to detect installing a prompt that is not the current one. Closes #78. + Remove the ability to install a plugin in a parent directory using .. or ../ or even worse, ../../ as well as other combinations that navigate to a parent directory. I find the use case odd at best, and more dangerous that useful. If you want to install a local plugin use the full path or a relative path, always top down. fisher install . or fisher install my/plugin or fisher install /Users/$USER/path/to/plugin. Closes #81.
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# This is a Fishfile, created by ocean inside a sea tornado of sharks!
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# The fishfile is your ship's log and tells your adventures across the
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# 7 seas and beyond. The old Fisherman will keep track of your plugins
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# in this file. Plugins can be names, urls or paths.
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#
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# Comments and empty lines are never removed. You are the captain!
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#
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# You can store this file in any place you like and Fisherman will
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# make a note to remember that.
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#
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# set -g fisher_file ~/.config/fish/fishfile
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#
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# If you would like to restore a previous Fisherman installation, you
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# can do so too:
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#
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# fisher install < you/old/fishfile
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#
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# If you have upgraded from an Oh My Fish! setup, you can feed bundle
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# file instead of a fishfile too. Fisherman will take care of it.
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foo
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bar
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baz
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# Oh My Bundle? Add 'plugin-' or 'theme-' prefixes.
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package norf
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theme zerg
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# Plugins installed from unknown URLs look like this.
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https://github.com/quux/quux
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https://github.com/quux/pkg-hoge
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https://github.com/quux/omf-theme-foobar
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https://github.com/quux/fish-fred
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https://github.com/quux/fisher-thud
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# You can install a plugin from a local directory too.
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/Users/fisherboy/Projects/fisherman/plugins/chomp
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# You can also install a plugin from a gist. There is no formal way to name a gist,
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# so a gist plugin is recommended to export a single fish function. The repository
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# may include other files too, but there should be only *one* fish file.
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gisty@https://gist.github.com/xxxx
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