A zsh plugin that automatically detects changes to the .zshrc file and syncs it to the GitHub repository when zsh exits.

• Check if the remote .zshrc file is different from the local one, and if so, pull the latest version from the remote repository and overwrite the local configuration.
• Automatically detects changes to the .zshrc file and syncs it to the GitHub repository.
• Automatically syncs the .zshrc file when zsh exits.
• Backs up the current .zshrc file to $HOME/.zshrc-bak.
• Uses a symbolic link to link the .zshrc file to the copy in the GitHub repository.

1. Ensure that Git is installed.

2. Set the following variables in your .zshrc file:

   • ZSHRC_REPO_URL: The URL of your GitHub repository.
   • ZSHRC_FILE_PATH: The full path to your .zshrc file.

   For example:

   export ZSHRC_REPO_URL='git@github.com:usename/myzshrc.git'
   export ZSHRC_FILE_PATH="$HOME/.zshrc"

3. Install the plugin using zplug:

   zplug "Skylor-Tang/zshrc-sync", use:zshrc-sync.zsh, from:github, at:main

4. Reload the zsh configuration file:

   source ~/.zshrc

The plugin will automatically detects changes to the .zshrc file and syncs it to the GitHub repository when zsh exits.

You can manually call the sync_zshrc() function to immediately sync the .zshrc file.

• Ensure that the ZSHRC_REPO_URL and ZSHRC_FILE_PATH variables are set correctly before zplug tries to load the zshrc-sync plugin.
• The plugin will create a Git repository in the $HOME/.zshrc-sync directory, so make sure this directory is writable.
• The plugin will back up the current .zshrc file to $HOME/.zshrc-bak.

This project is licensed under the MIT License.