Xontribs¶
The following lists known xonsh contributions (xontribs), a description of the
xontrib, and how to get your hands on it. Once installed, these xontribs
can be loaded into your session by adding them to the xontribs
list in the
config file, or dynamically in your xonshrc file or on the command line using
the xontrib
command:
>>> xontrib mpl xomg ...
mpl | prompt_ret_code | xo |
Information¶
mpl¶
Website: | http://xon.sh |
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Package: | xonsh, BSD 3-clause |
Matplotlib hooks for xonsh, including the new ‘mpl’ alias that displays the current figure on the screen.
Installation:
# install with aura
sudo aura -A xonsh
# install with conda
conda install -c conda-forge xonsh
# install with pip
pip install xonsh
# install with yaourt
yaourt -Sa xonsh
prompt_ret_code¶
Website: | https://github.com/Siecje/xontrib-prompt-ret-code |
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Package: | xontrib-prompt-ret-code, MIT |
Adds return code info to the prompt
Installation:
# install with pip
pip install xontrib-prompt-ret-code
xo¶
Website: | https://github.com/scopatz/xo |
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Package: | exofrills, WTFPL |
Adds an ‘xo’ alias to run the exofrills text editor in the current Python interpreter session. This shaves off a bit of the startup time when running your favorite, minimal text editor.
Installation:
# install with conda
conda install -c conda-forge xo
# install with pip
pip install exofrills