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fish-install

v0.2.0

Published

Install Fish functions from directories

Downloads

18

Readme

npm

fish-install

Dependency Status

Unobtrusively install Fish functions into the shell.

No config adjustment required. $fish_function_path is modified instead.

CLI

fish-install [install] $directory

This line installs $directory as a new Fish search path.

fish-install remove $directory

This line removes $directory (all occurrences) from $fish_function_path.

API

fishInstall(path, cb(err))

fishInstall.install(path, cb(err))

path — directory with functions to install.

Note: functions themselves are not copied anywhere, so the directory should better be persistent.

fishInstall.remove(path, cb(err))

path — directory to remove from $fish_function_path.

Publishing Fish functions to npm

  1. Install fish-install as a dependency.
  2. Put your functions to a separate directory (say functions).
  3. Add the following to package.json:
"scripts": {
  "install": "fish-install functions",
  "uninstall": "fish-install remove functions"
}

Install

As a set-up utility for functions:

npm install fish-install

As a system-wide command line utility:

npm install -g fish-install

License

MIT