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#1 feat: add fish configuration file
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cp ./target/release/wipe /usr/local/bin
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```
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### ZSH
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There is a [zsh script](misc/wipe.zsh) which can be
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sourced to replace `clear` and `CTRL+L` with this program.
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### Shell Integration
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There are scripts for different shells which can be sourced to replace `clear` and `CTRL+L` with this program.
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The scripts are located in `misc/shell/`.
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| Shell | Script |
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|:------|:-------------|
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| ZSH | `wipe.zsh` |
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| Fish | `wipe.fish` |
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### Arch Linux
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There is an [AUR package](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/wipe-term) called `wipe-term`.
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The zsh script can be sourced like this:
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The scripts can be integrated as follows:
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#### ZSH
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Put this into your `.zshrc`:
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```shell
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source /usr/share/zsh/plugins/wipe/wipe.zsh
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```
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#### Fish
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The package will place the script under `/usr/share/fish/vendor_conf.d/`
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which will be sourced by `fish` with no further configuration required.
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## Showcase
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[![Animation 1](misc/rec-1.gif)]()
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[![Animation 2](misc/rec-2.gif)]()
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[![Animation 3](misc/rec-3.gif)]()
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[![Animation 1](misc/res/rec-1.gif)]()
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[![Animation 2](misc/res/rec-2.gif)]()
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[![Animation 3](misc/res/rec-3.gif)]()
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misc/shell/wipe.fish
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#!/usr/bin/env fish
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function clear
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command wipe
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end
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bind \cl 'wipe; commandline -f repaint'
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