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A collection of ZSH frameworks, plugins, tutorials & themes inspired by the various awesome list collections out there.
Table of Contents
- Disclaimer
- Frameworks
- alf
- ansible-role-zsh
- ant-zsh
- antibody
- antidote
- antigen-hs
- antigen
- awesome-lazy-zsh
- ax-zsh
- deer
- dotzsh
- fresh
- gh-source
- lazy.zsh
- miniplug
- oh-my-zsh
- pms
- prezto
- pumice
- rac
- rat
- ryzshrc
- sheldon
- shellx
- shplug
- thefly
- toasty
- usepkg
- uz
- x-cmd
- xc-manager
- yazt
- yzsh
- zap
- zapack
- zcomet
- zeesh
- zef
- zert
- zgem
- zgen
- zgenom
- zilsh
- zim
- Zinit
- zinit-4
- zit
- zlugin
- znap
- zoppo
- zpacker
- zpico
- zplug
- zpm
- zr
- zshing
- zsh-dot-plugin
- zsh-mgr
- zsh-unplugged.
- zshPlug
- ztanesh
- ztheme
- ztupide
- zulu
- zush 🦥 - Mid-Performance ZSH Configuration
- Performance
- Setups
- oh-my-zsh
- Raw ZSH
- zgenom
- zinit
- Prerequisites
- Tutorials
- Generic ZSH
- Antigen
- Oh-My-Zsh
- Prezto
- Zgen
- Zinit (né zplugin)
- ZSH on Windows
- superconsole - Windows-only
- Plugins
- Completions
- Themes
- Fonts
- Installation
- Antigen
- dotzsh
- Oh-My-Zsh
- Prezto
- Zgen
- Zgenom
- zplug
- zpm
- Writing New Plugins and Themes
- Other Resources
- ZSH Tools
- Other Useful Lists
- Other References
- Thanks
Please read the Contributing Guidelines before contributing.
Disclaimer
While I have done my best to not add entries with embedded malicious code, I don't have the time to sift through the source of every entry in the list. _Use items from this list at your own risk_.
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Frameworks
These frameworks make customizing your ZSH setup easier.
alf
Alf is an out of this world super fast and configurable framework for ZSH; it's modeled after Prezto and Antigen while utilizing Oh-My-Zsh under the covers; and offers standard defaults, aliases, functions, auto completion, automated updates and installable prompt themes and plugins.
ansible-role-zsh
ansible-role-zsh is an ansible role with zero-knowledge installation. It uses antigen to manage bundles and oh-my-zsh. Can load bundles conditionally. By default it includes the powerlevel9k theme, autosuggestions, syntax-highlighting and fzf-widgets and fzf-marks. Fully customizable.
ant-zsh
Ant-zsh is a tiny and lightweight ZSH configuration environment for special customization needs. It includes plugins, themes and a basic convenient setup.
antibody
Antibody is a faster and simpler antigen written in Golang. More details are available at http://getantibody.github.io/.
antidote
Antidote is a ZSH plugin manager made from the ground up thinking about performance.
It is fast because it can do things concurrently, and generates an ultra-fast static plugin file that you can include in your ZSH config.
It is written natively in ZSH, is well tested, and picks up where Antibody left off.
use-omz enables easy use of Oh-My-ZSH with antidote.
antigen-hs
antigen-hs is a replacement for antigen optimized for a low overhead when starting up a zsh session. It will automatically clone plugins for you.
antigen
Antigen is a small set of functions that help you easily manage your shell (ZSH) plugins, called bundles. The concept is pretty much the same as bundles in a typical vim+pathogen setup. Antigen is to ZSH, what Vundle is to vim. Antigen can load oh-my-zsh themes and plugins and will automatically clone them for you.
awesome-lazy-zsh
Awesome-Lazy-ZSH is a simplified and customizable ZSH setup tool for managing plugins and themes. It streamlines your terminal environment with an easy-to-use CLI interface, allowing you to manage .zshrc configurations effectively.
Features
- Plugin Management: Install and manage plugins easily.
- Theme Customization: Apply a variety of Zsh themes.
- Backup and Restore: Safeguard your .zshrc configurations.
- Interactive CLI: User-friendly setup options.
- Dependency Management: Automatically checks for Git, Node.js, and Homebrew.
ax-zsh
Ax-ZSH is a modular configuration system for ZSH. It provides sane defaults and is extendable by plugins.
Ax-ZSH integrates well with Powerlevel10k and other extensions, including plugins compatible with oh-my-zsh.
deer
A minimalist ZSH plugin manager.
dotzsh
Dotzsh strives to be platform and version independent. Some functionality may be lost when running under older versions of ZSH, but it should degrade cleanly and allow you to use the same setup on multiple machines of differing OSes without problems.
fresh
fresh is a tool to source shell configuration (aliases, functions, etc) from others into your own configuration files. We also support files such as ackrc and gitconfig. Think of it as Bundler for your dot files.
gh-source
gh-source is a plugin manager for people who don't like plugin managers. It's a simple shell function that downloads and installs plugins from GitHub as part of the sourcing step. It's designed to be used with zsh, but it should work with any shell.
lazy.zsh
With lazy.zsh, your .zshrc is the single source of truth. Reproduce the same ZSH setup anywhere using the same config; no frameworks, no auto-sourcing, no hidden behavior. lazy.zsh installs, updates, and tracks plugins, while you control exactly how and when they are loaded.
miniplug
miniplug is a minimalistic plugin manager for ZSH.
- No crashes or double plugin loading when re-sourcing
.zshrc - Unlike other frameworks, Miniplug does not pollute your
$PATH - Only does the bare minimum for managing plugins
oh-my-zsh
oh-my-zsh is a community-driven framework for managing your ZSH configuration. Includes 120+ optional plugins (rails, git, macOS, hub, capistrano, brew, ant, MacPorts, etc), over 120 themes to spice up your morning, and an auto-update tool that makes it easy to keep up with the latest updates from the community.
pms
PMS allows you to manage your shell in a way to that helps decrease setup time and increases your productivity. It has support for themes (change the way your shell looks), plugins (adds functionality to your shell), and dotfile management.
The PMS framework also allows you to use the same framework in different shells. Use ZSH on your personal laptop, and use bash on remote servers. Wanna try fish? Go ahead, try out different shells.
prezto
Prezto enriches the ZSH command line interface environment with sane defaults, aliases, functions, auto completion, and prompt themes. There are some prezto-specific plugins at https://github.com/belak/prezto-contrib.
pumice
Pumice is a lightweight plugin manager for ZSH.
rac
Most ZSH plugin managers are bloated. They try to do too much - dependency graphs, deferred loading, configuration injection - and in the process, they slow down your shell.
The reality is, most users never use even 80% of these features. rac is deliberately minimal. All it does is download plugins and update plugins.
rat
A lightweight, fast, and reproducible plugin manager for ZSH. Made with 🐭 & 🦀 — no magic, no heavy frameworks.
Features 🐭✨
- 🚀 Simple setup
- Install with a single curl line
- Just add one eval line in .zshrc to start using it
- ⚙️ Configurable and reproducible
- Simple TOML-based configuration
- Automatic plugin load order control
- 🐙 GitHub integration
- Fetches plugins from GitHub repositories
- Supports branches, tags, and commits
- Handles Git submodules automatically
- ⚡️ Lightweight and fast
- Parallel plugin sync
- Built in Rust 🦀
- 🔄 Seamless updates
- Self-upgrade
-Plugin sync
ryzshrc
ryzshrc is a smart, innovative plugin manager like Oh My Zsh, designed to enhance your terminal experience with professional and cool features. It boosts productivity by providing efficient shell management, sleek themes, and powerful plugins. Perfect for developers seeking a modern and intelligent way to work with their terminal
sheldon
sheldon is a fast, configurable, shell plugin manager.
- It can manage:
- Any
gitrepository. - Branch/tag/commit support.
- Extra support for GitHub repositories.
- Extra support for Gists.
- Arbitrary remote files, simply specify the URL.
- Local plugins, simply specify the directory path.
- Highly configurable install methods using handlebars templating.
- Super-fast parallel installation.
- Configuration file using TOML syntax.
- Uses a lock file for much faster loading of plugins.
shellx
A generic script/plugin loader for multiple shells, including ZSH.
- Has a "plugins" system that allows you to do things like installing a package, cloning a repository, export variables, run commands. And cross-shell compatible.
- Has an unified way of configuring shells, it uses one of many approaches to standardize home folder with a set of predefined files and folders. it defines a
~/binfolder between others that is auto-included inPATH, so it helps you to use always same approach on all your systems. - Having different plugins in different folders, which allows loading certain folders in certain environments to load variables or any other special configurations. It also allows you to clone other users plugins easily.
- It provides a minimal set of libraries and binaries bundled inside which offers a set of functions/aliases/etc. based on SH/BASH (compatible with other shells) to use in plugins contexts to do certain stuff easily.
shplug
shplug is an easy solution for managing your shell environments. Works with both bash and zsh. Makes it easy to sync your environment across multiple machines with a git repository.
thefly
TheFly is a bash/zsh/ksh plugin manager and env teleporter
Makes your shell env and plugins available everywhere (hosts/users)!
toasty
Toasty is a ZSH framework made to facilitate management, not dictate it.
usepkg
Usepkg is a minimal declarative zsh plugin manager.
Supports:
- fetch & load plugin(s) with declared methods
- list, check, reload, update & remove plugin(s) with commands
Dependencies:
zsh- gnu coreutils
git(optional, if you want to clone git repositories from internet)curl(optional, if you want to fetch a script file by url)
Pros:
- extremely simple and light, but enough to use.
- compared to similar packages like
zplug, it has a much simpler configuration grammar.
uz
uz is a micro plugin manager for ZSH
x-cmd
x-cmd is a toolset implemented using posix shell and awk.It is very small in size and offers many interesting features. Here is a milestone demo: https://x-cmd.com/
Tools Provided by x-cmd:
- Wrappers for Common Commands (e.g., cd, ip, ps, tar, apt, brew): These wrapped commands are more intelligent and easier to use compared to the native commands.
- Lightweight Package Management Tool: We have implemented a lightweight package management tool using shell and awk. Through it, you can quickly obtain most common software tools, such as jq, 7za, bat, nvim, python, node, go, etc.
- CLI for Useful Websites (e.g., github.com, cht.sh): We have wrapped their APIs using shell and awk for daily use and to obtain corresponding services in scripts.
- AI Tools: We provide CLIs for ChatGPT, Gemini, Jina.ai, etc., and have wrapped corresponding shortcut commands for different application scenarios, such as
@geminifor chatting with Gemini AI and@zhfor using AI to translate specified content or command results.
xc-manager
XC-Manager is a Zsh-native command vault designed to bridge the gap between temporary shell history and permanent aliases. It allows you to store complex one-liners with descriptions and recall them via an interactive TUI.
Features Provided by XC-Manager:
- Command Vaulting: Save any command directly from your history into thematic vaults (e.g., work, sysadmin, media).
- FZF TUI: Search and execute vaulted commands instantly using a robust, TTY-safe
fzfinterface. - Alias Promotion: Promote frequently used vaulted commands to permanent system aliases without manually editing configuration files.
- Global Search: Query across all vault files simultaneously to find that one specific flag or complex pipe string.
yazt
Yazt is a simple ZSH theme manager in maintenance that is compatible with nearly everything. You can use prompts in plugins, mix 'n' match two themes and with a few modifications, you can even use it in bash.
yzsh
yzsh is a simple ZSH framework for managing plugins, themes, functions, aliases and environment variables.
zap
:zap:zap is a minimal ZSH plugin manager.
zapack
zapack is a basic fast minimal ZSH plugin loader.
zcomet
zcomet is a minimalistic ZSH plugin manager that gets you to the prompt surprisingly quickly without caching (see the benchmarks). In addition to loading and updating plugins stored in git repositories, it supports lazy-loading plugins (further reducing startup time) as well as downloading and sourcing code snippets.
zeesh
Zeesh is a cross-platform ZSH framework. It's similar to, but incompatible with, oh-my-zsh. It has a modular plugin architecture making it easy to extend. It has a rich set of defaults, but is designed to be as lightweight as possible.
zef
Declarative zsh plugin manager in Nix, targeting 3100 commits.
zinit-4
This is Zinit 4 from the original author, who once removed the Zinit repository from GitHub. This spawned a community-driven zdharma-continuum organization that revived all of psprint's ZSH projects. Its main innovations from the @zdharma-continuum fork are:
- AppImage distribution (release link),
- Action complete – press
Alt-Shift-AandAlt-Shift-Cto complete plugin names and ice modifiers, - Themes – set
$ZITHEME to one of default, blue and gold to set a color set to use for Zinit 4 messages, - New ice
buildwhich is equivalent of three other ices:null,configureandmake installand simply builds the project from sources, with support for autotools/CMake/Meson/Scons.
These are the most visible changes, but there are more (like e.g.: support for compiling with libraries from previously built projects/$ZPFX).
zit
zit is a plugin manager for ZSH. It is minimal because it implements the bare minimum to be qualified as a plugin manager: it allows the user to install plugins from git repositories (and git repositories only, that's why the name), source plugins and update them. It does not implement fancy functions like cleanup of removed plugins, automatic compilation of installed plugins, alias for oh-my-zsh/prezto/other ZSH frameworks, building binaries, $PATH manipulation and others.
zlugin
zlugin is a very lightweight ZSH plugin manager.
znap
:zap:Znap is a light-weight plugin manager & git repository manager for ZSH that's easy to grok. While tailored for ZSH plugins specifically, Znap also functions as a general-purpose utility for managing git repositories.
Znap can:
- Make any prompt appear instantly. Reduce your startup time from ~200ms to ~40ms with just one command.
- Asynchronously compile your plugins and functions.
- Cache those expensive
eval $(commands). - Clone or pull multiple repos in parallel.
- Re-clone all your repos without you having to re-enter them.
- Multi-repo management
- Automatic
compinitandbashinit- you no longer need them in your.zshrc, znap will do them automatically as needed.
zoppo
Zoppo is the crippled configuration framework for ZSH. As an Italian saying goes: "chi va con lo zoppo, impara a zoppicare", we realized we were walking with a cripple and are now going to become crippled ourselves.
zpacker
Zpacker is a lightweight ZSH plugin & theme management framework.
zpico
zpico is a minuscule ZSH package manager. No frills, no bloat, just 2 kB of 100% ZSH code, providing complete package management for your ZSH environment.
ZSH package managers are abundant, but most are bloated, slow or have excessive requirements. On top of that, more than a few have been abandoned for years. Zpico does not seek to be the best of the best, rather to balance functionality against a tiny, fast footprint.
zplug
:hibiscus: Zplug is a next-generation ZSH plugin manager.
- Can manage everything
- ZSH plugins/UNIX commands on GitHub and Bitbucket
- Gist files (gist.github.com)
- Externally managed plugins e.g., oh-my-zsh and prezto plugins/themes
- Binary artifacts on GitHub Releases
- Local plugins
- etc. (you can add your own sources!)
- Super-fast parallel installation/update
- Support for lazy-loading
- Branch/tag/commit support
- Post-update, post-load hooks
- Dependencies between packages
- Unlike antigen, no ZSH plugin files (
*.plugin.zsh) are required - Interactive interface (fzf, peco, zaw, and so on)
- Cache mechanism for reducing the startup time
zpm
zpm (ZSH Plugin Manager) is a plugin manager for ZSH which combines the imperative and declarative approach. At first run, zpm will do complex logic and generate a cache, after that will only use the cache, so it makes this framework very fast.
- Fastest plugin manager (Really, after the first run,
zpmwill not be used at all) - Support for async loading
- Dependencies between packages
- zpm runs on Linux, macOS, FreeBSD and Android.
- zpm plugins are compatible with oh-my-zsh.
zr
zr is a quick, simple ZSH plugin manager written in Rust and easily installable with cargo install zr.
zshing
zshing is a ZSH plugin manager similar to Vundle/Vim and allows you to...
- Keep track of and configure your plugins right in your
~/.zshrc - Install ZSH plugins
- Update ZSH plugins
- Search by name all available ZSH Plugins
- Clean unused plugins up
- Run the above actions in a single command
- Manages the Source Plugins of your installed Plugins
zsh-dot-plugin
zsh-dot-plugin will customize your .zshrc with only ~21 lines of code. Based on zsh-unplugged.
zsh-mgr
A simple plugin manager for zsh. Features:
- Auto-updates all plugins.
- Auto-updates itself.
- Configurable time interval for both auto-updaters.
zsh-unplugged.
zsh-unplugged is a _tiny_ plugin manager. TLDR; You don't need a big bloated plugin manager for your ZSH plugins. A simple ~20 line function may be all you need.
zshPlug
zshPlug is a minimalist plugin manager heavily based on zap.
ztanesh
Ztanesh aims to improve your UNIX command line experience and productivity with the the configuration provided by the ztanesh project: the tools will make your shell more powerful and easier to use.
ztheme
ztheme is a small and fast theme engine for ZSH.
ztupide
ztupide is a simple and fast ZSH plugin manager. It uses zcompile and async loading to speed up your shell startup time.
zulu
Zulu is a environment manager for ZSH 5 or later, which aims to make it easy to manage your shell without writing any code.
- Easily manage your shell environment without editing files.
- Create aliases, functions and environment variables, and have them available to you at the next shell startup.
- Add and remove directories from
$path,$fpathand$cdpathwith simple commands. - Install packages, plugins and themes easily, and have them available to you immediately.
zush 🦥 - Mid-Performance ZSH Configuration
zush is a performance-aware ZSH configuration designed for sub-200ms startup times while maintaining full functionality.
Features:
- Instant Prompts - Basic prompt appears immediately, full prompt loads after ~129ms
- Plugin Management - Simple
zushp user/repocommand to install GitHub plugins - Lazy Loading - Tools like
nvm,pyenv,cargoload only when needed - Auto-compilation - All ZSH files compiled with
zcompilefor faster loading - Smart Caching - Environment changes cached for instant startup
Performance
You can find performance timing comparisons for various frameworks in the following locations.
- rossmacarthur/zsh-plugin-manager-benchmark - Contains performance benchmarks for the most popular ZSH frameworks, including both install time and load time.
- pm-perf-test - Tooling for running performance tests on multiple ZSH frameworks.
Setups
This section is for full setup dropins - they aren't frameworks, but they're not simple plugins/themes either.
oh-my-zsh
- master-oogway - A complete zsh environment — dragon prompt theme, git aliases, fuzzy-finder functions, and 25 opt-in plugins — distributed as a standalone git repo
Raw ZSH
- KronuZSH - An opinionated, complete ZSH configuration—not a plugin intended to be sourced into an existing framework. It installs the standard ZSH runcoms and owns the shell options, history, completion, keybindings, plugins, and prompt they load.
zgenom
- zsh-quickstart-kit - A simple quickstart for using ZSH with zgenom. This automatically configures ZSH to use zgenom to load a curated (but easily customizable) collection of plugins and periodically automatically update itself, the plugins, and the quickstart kit itself.
zinit
- ZPWR - An extremely powerful custom terminal environment built on top of Zinit for maximum speed. A full terminal configuration framework including
zsh,tmux,fzf,vimand spacemacs configurations. It includes:
- 12.9k+ tab completions
- 1.9k+ aliases
- 330+ git aliases
- 400+ zpwr subcommands
- 2.8k functions
- 175+ zpwr environment variables
- 175+ perl, python, bash, ZSH scripts
- 2.8k line README.md
- 50k+ LOC
- 1 line install
Prerequisites
If you're on a Mac, the zsh that comes with each OS update is usually very stale. You can use brew install zsh to update it.
Many of the themes here use special glyphs for things like displaying a branch icon. You'll need to use a Nerd Font or a Powerline-compatible font in your terminal program or you'll see ugly broken boxes where the symbols should be.
Here are a few good sources for Nerd Fonts and Powerline-compatible fonts:
- Awesome Terminal Fonts - A family of fonts that include some nice monospaced Icons.
- Cascadia Code - Microsoft's Cascadia Code
- Commit Mono - Neutral programming typeface.
- Fantasque Awesome Font - A nice monospaced font, patched with Font-Awesome, Octoicons, and Powerline-Glyphs.
- Fira Mono - Mozilla's Fira type family.
- Hack - Another Powerline-compatible font designed for source code and terminal usage.
- Input Mono - A family of fonts designed specifically for code. It offers both monospaced and proportional fonts and includes Powerline glyphs.
- Iosevka - Iosevka is an open source slender monospace sans-serif and slab-serif typeface inspired by Pragmata Pro, M+ and PF DIN Mono, designed to be the ideal font for programming.
- Monaspace - Monaspace is five interchangable type families, each of which is packaged into three distinct formats. You can install all of them side-by-side; their family names are distinct by family and format.
- Monoid - Monoid is customizable and optimized for coding with bitmap-like sharpness at 15px line-height even on low res displays.
- Mononoki - Mononoki is a typeface by Matthias Tellen, created to enhance code formatting.
- More Nerd Fonts - Another site collecting Nerd Fonts to download.
- Nerd fonts - A collection of over 20 patched fonts (over 1,700 variations) & the fontforge font patcher python script for Powerline, devicons, and vim-devicons: includes Droid Sans, Meslo, AnonymousPro, ProFont, Inconsolta, and many more. These can be installed with
brew- dobrew tap homebrew/cask-fonts && brew install --cask fontname - Powerline patched font collection - A collection of a dozen or so fonts patched to include Powerline glyphs.
- Spacemono - Google's new original monospace display typeface family.
- Victor Mono - Victor Mono is a free programming font with semi-connected cursive italics, symbol ligatures (!=, ->>, =>, ===, =, ++) and Latin, Cyrillic and Greek characters.
If you're looking for a new font to use, check out www.codingfont.com - it presents programming fonts in a bracket-style tournament and lets you keep picking the best of two presented options until landing on a final font.
Tutorials
Generic ZSH
- A Beautifully Productive Terminal Experience - Tutorial using a combination of iTerm 2, ZSH, Prezto, Tmux, and Tmuxinator to make for an extremely productive developer workflow.
- A Guide to ZSH Completion With Examples - Explains ZSH autocompletion configuration with examples.
- adamnorwood-zsh - A minimalist but readable ZSH setup based on oh-my-posh.
- Arch Linux's ZSH introduction - Not actually Arch or Linux-specific.
- GH - Setup ZSH on debian/Ubuntu-based linuxes. Installs Powerlevel10k, zsh-completions, zsh-autosuggestions, fast-syntax-highlighting, and more.
- How To Make an Awesome Custom Shell with ZSH - A beginner-friendly tutorial on how to install and configure a ZSH shell.
- commandlinepoweruser.com - Wes Bos' videos introducing ZSH and oh-my-zsh.
- Profiling ZSH - Good article about profiling your ZSH setup to optimize startup time.
- rs-example - An example plugin showing how a Rust program can listen to and process commands from ZSH.
- Why ZSH is Cooler than your Shell - slideshare presentation.
- zephyr - Zephyr uses built-in Zsh features to set up better default options, completions, keybindings, history, and much more.
- ZSH for Humans - A turnkey configuration for ZSH that aims to work really well out of the box. It combines a curated set of ZSH plugins into a coherent whole that feels like a finished product rather than a DIY starter kit.
- ZSH Pony - Covers customizing ZSH without a framework.
- ZSH tips by Christian Schneider - An exhaustive list of ZSH tips by Christian Schneider.
- ZSH Setup by Easy-Cloud-in - A powerful Zsh environment setup with Oh My Posh
