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Closing. Sorting into sub-categories is too much maintenance. That said, I'm not opposed to adding tags inline in entries, like the current "includes |
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This is a quick and dirty start of separating plugins into categories (ref: #89 ). Completions have already been done, but I moved more into that category. I added a category for ZLE plugins (bindings and syntax highlighting) and moved all I could find there.
A few things:
Before I or others move too much around, I would like a discussion on how best to split the remaining plugins. My current proposal is into "command" plugins (directly adds user-facing functions/aliases) and "environment" plugins (adds hooks, sets environment variables, etc.). I made sure to add the language "This plugin primarily..." underneath each heading, since many plugins do both.
After this division, a further division into subcategories can be done. Probably something like:
Again, discussion is encouraged. @unixorn, would you rather me accept category-related PRs into xPMo/awesome-zsh-plugins:categories, or would you prefer to own the branch?
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