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> _This wiki is automatically published from [ohmyzsh/wiki](https://github.com/ohmyzsh/wiki). To edit this page,_
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> _go to [ohmyzsh/wiki](https://github.com/ohmyzsh/wiki), make your changes and submit a Pull Request._
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Here are a collection of blog posts and articles that mention Oh My Zsh.
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> _This wiki is automatically published from [ohmyzsh/wiki](https://github.com/ohmyzsh/wiki). To edit this page,_
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> _go to [ohmyzsh/wiki](https://github.com/ohmyzsh/wiki), make your changes and submit a Pull Request._
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> **If you're coming from the Internet, this section has been edited to only show main**
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> **Oh My Zsh tricks. Documentation for each plugin can be found in each [[Plugins]] README.**
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## Commands
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| Command | Description |
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| `alias` | List all aliases |
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| `mkcd` | Create a new directory and change to it, will create intermediate directories as required. |
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| `take` | Like `mkcd`, but also knows how to handle remote URLs. When given an argument that looks like a URL (something that ends in `.git` or `.tar.(gz\|bz2\|xz)`), download the remote resource and extract it (if necessary) into the current directory. Then change to the newly extracted/downloaded/cloned directory. |
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| `zsh_stats` | Get a list of the top 20 commands and how many times they have been run. |
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| Command | Description |
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| :---------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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| `alias` | List all aliases |
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| `mkcd` | Create a new directory and change to it, will create intermediate directories as required. |
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| `take` | Like `mkcd`, but also knows how to handle remote URLs. When given an argument that looks like a URL (something that ends in `.git` or `.tar.(gz\|bz2\|xz)`), download the remote resource and extract it (if necessary) into the current directory. Then change to the newly extracted/downloaded/cloned directory. |
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| `zsh_stats` | Get a list of the top 20 commands and how many times they have been run. |
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## Directory
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| `md` | `mkdir -p` |
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| `..` | `cd ..` |
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| `...` | `cd ../..` |
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| `....` | `cd ../../..` |
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| `.....` | `cd ../../../..` |
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| `/` | `cd /` |
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| `d` | `dirs -v` (lists last visited directories) |
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| `cd +n` | Switch to directory number `n` |
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| `-` | `cd` to last visited directory |
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| `1` | `cd -1` |
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| `2` | `cd -2` |
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| `3` | `cd -3` |
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| `4` | `cd -4` |
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| `5` | `cd -5` |
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| `6` | `cd -6` |
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| Alias | Command |
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| `md` | `mkdir -p` |
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| `rd` | `rmdir` |
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| `~` | `cd` (change to home directory) |
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| `..` | `cd ..` |
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| `...` | `cd ../..` |
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| `....` | `cd ../../..` |
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| `.....` | `cd ../../../..` |
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| `/` | `cd /` |
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| `d` | `dirs -v` (lists last visited directories) |
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| `cd +n` | Switch to directory number `n` |
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| `-` | `cd` to last visited directory |
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| `1` | `cd -1` |
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| `2` | `cd -2` |
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| `3` | `cd -3` |
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| `4` | `cd -4` |
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| `5` | `cd -5` |
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| `6` | `cd -6` |
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| `7` | `cd -7` |
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| `8` | `cd -8` |
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| `9` | `cd -9` |

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> _This wiki is automatically published from [ohmyzsh/wiki](https://github.com/ohmyzsh/wiki). To edit this page,_
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## General Code Style
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> _This wiki is automatically published from [ohmyzsh/wiki](https://github.com/ohmyzsh/wiki). To edit this page,_
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Oh My Zsh is a community-driven project and contributions are welcome, but it all works best with a proper setup. Here follow the best practices for setting up a fork and getting started for contributing.
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> _This wiki is automatically published from [ohmyzsh/wiki](https://github.com/ohmyzsh/wiki). To edit this page,_
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Oh My Zsh is fully configurable to your needs with the help of the `$ZSH_CUSTOM` variable, whether you want to change its internals, plugins or the rich theme set – and all that **without forking**!
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Also follow these steps if you want to override plugins that ship with your Oh My Zsh installation. To override a plugin with a custom version, put your custom version at `$ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins/<plugin_name>/`. For example, if it's the rvm plugin you want to override, create the directory `custom/plugins/rvm` and place a file called `rvm.plugin.zsh` inside of it.
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To partially customize a plugin by redefining individual functions or variables from it, use a "patch" plugin. Create a custom "patch" plugin with a different name that has definitions for just the items you wish to override, and load that after the base plugin by putting your patch plugin in `$plugins` _after_ the base plugin it customizes. (This is necessary because user custom files are loaded before any plugins are loaded.) Make sure it doesn't have the same name as any other base plugin, either.
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This page is a description of the current architecture and design of Oh My Zsh.
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