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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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Fisherman is a blazing fast, modern plugin manager for Fish.
Features include a flat tree dependency model, external self-managed index, cache mechanism, full test coverage and compatibility with Tackle, Oh My Fish! and Wahoo themes and plugins.
Performance
The following benchmarks were calculated using a 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5 MacBook Pro running on Flash Storage. See Performance to learn more.
time -p fish -ic exit
Fisherman runs virtually no initialization code making it as fast as no Fisherman. Fundle performs well, but still runs cumbersome startup code. Oh My Fish! has the worst performance at 0.21 seconds for a lightweight setup.
Documentation
For documentation and guides see the wiki. For questions and feedback join the Slack room or browse the issues.
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