zsh

Dotfiles for zsh configuration. Simple (no frameworks) and portable (plugins are git submodules, and contents symlinked to the home directory).

Reference: https://thevaluable.dev/zsh-install-configure-mouseless/

Install zsh (no need if on macOS):
```
sudo apt install zsh
```

Install rcm to symlink files in this directory to your home directory. You may also need to install brew first.

# You may need to run this first in your terminal session to use brew:
eval $(/opt/homebrew/bin/brew shellenv)

brew install rcm

Pull into your home directory (~):

cd ~ && git clone https://github.com/alecmarcus/zsh.git

Install plugin submodules:

git submodule update --init --remote --recursive

(Optional) do a dry-run to see what is going to get symlinked:

# env RCRC=... uses the rcrc file in this dir as the config. It will later get symlinked to ~/.rcrc, which rcm looks for the file by default.
env RCRC=$HOME/zsh/rcrc lsrc

If the output matches the contents of this directory, go ahead and run the command that will symlink the dotfiles in it to your home directory:
```
# -v adds verbose logging
env RCRC=$HOME/zsh/rcrc rcup -v
```
- If you make changes to zsh/rcrc and want to update the links again after, you have to run the above command. Otherwise, if you only updated other files in the zsh directory, you can simply run:
```
rcup -v
```
  Which will use the linked ~/.rcrc file created the first time you ran rcup.
Install fzf:
```
brew install fzf
```
Run zsh:
```
zsh
```
Set the default shell to zsh:

chsh -s $(which zsh)

Updating plugin submodules

To update each submodule to the latest revision after initializing, run:

git submodule update --recursive --remote

This is also available via the alias:

gsu