feat: add lint gh action workflow (#23)

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name: Lint
on:
pull_request:
branches: [main, master]
push:
branches: [main, master]
tags: ["v*.*.*"]
workflow_dispatch:
jobs:
commit:
uses: zdharma-continuum/.github/.github/workflows/commit-job.yml@main
lint:
uses: zdharma-continuum/.github/.github/workflows/lint-job.yml@main

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<!-- mdformat-toc start --slug=github --maxlevel=6 --minlevel=2 -->
- [Usage](#usage)
- [Intermediate Download Page](#intermediate-download-page)
- [Skipping `dlink''` Ice](#skipping-dlink-ice)
- [Sorting matched URLs/versions](#sorting-matched-urlsversions)
- [Filtering The Matched URLs](#filtering-the-matched-urls)
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zinit light zdharma-continuum/z-a-readurl
```
After executing the above command (possibly via `zshrc`), it's then possible to use the `dlink''`
and `dlink0''` ices and the special `as'readurl|…'` value of the `as''` ice.
After executing the above command (possibly via `zshrc`), it's then possible to use the `dlink''` and `dlink0''` ices
and the special `as'readurl|…'` value of the `as''` ice.
This Zinit extension allows to automatically download the newest version of a file to which the URL
is hosted on a webpage.
This Zinit extension allows to automatically download the newest version of a file to which the URL is hosted on a
webpage.
The annex provides:
1. Two new ices: `dlink''` and `dlink0''`.
2. A handling of the special values of the `as''` ice, i.e.: of `as'readurl'`,
`as'readurl|command'`, etc.
1. A handling of the special values of the `as''` ice, i.e.: of `as'readurl'`, `as'readurl|command'`, etc.
> **Note**: The annex works only with snippets, not plugins.
It works as follows:
- invoke `snippet` (or pass the `http://…` address using the `for` syntax) on the web-page that
hosts the URL to the file to download,
- provide `dlink''` ice with the expected file-download URL, replacing the version with the
`%VERSION%` keyword,
- also, provide `as''` ice with one of the following values: `readurl`, `readurl|command`,
`readurl|completion`, `readurl|null`; the part after the `|` has the same meaning as in the normal
`as''` ice.
- invoke `snippet` (or pass the `http://…` address using the `for` syntax) on the web-page that hosts the URL to the
file to download,
- provide `dlink''` ice with the expected file-download URL, replacing the version with the `%VERSION%` keyword,
- also, provide `as''` ice with one of the following values: `readurl`, `readurl|command`, `readurl|completion`,
`readurl|null`; the part after the `|` has the same meaning as in the normal `as''` ice.
So, for example:
@ -52,17 +50,18 @@ zinit for \
id-as'fzf'
https://github.com/junegunn/fzf-bin/releases/
```
The snippet is just an example. The same effect is obtained by loading as `junegunn/fzf-bin` plugin
with `from'gh-r'` ice.
As demonstrated, the `dlink''` can be a relative or an absolute path and also a full URL (i.e.:
beginning with the `http://…` prefix).
The snippet is just an example. The same effect is obtained by loading as `junegunn/fzf-bin` plugin with `from'gh-r'`
ice.
## Intermediate Download Page
As demonstrated, the `dlink''` can be a relative or an absolute path and also a full URL (i.e.: beginning with the
`http://…` prefix).
Sometimes, like in the case of the [terraform](http://releases.hashicorp.com/terraform) command, the download link isn't on the download page but on a page listed on it. In such cases utilize
the `dlink0''` ice and provide the pattern for the additional, intermediate download page. For
For example, in the case of `terraform`, the Zinit command is:
## Intermediate Download Page<a name="intermediate-download-page"></a>
Sometimes, like in the case of the [terraform](http://releases.hashicorp.com/terraform) command, the download link isn't
on the download page but on a page listed on it. In such cases utilize the `dlink0''` ice and provide the pattern for
the additional, intermediate download page. For For example, in the case of `terraform`, the Zinit command is:
```zsh
zinit for \
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## Skipping `dlink''` Ice<a name="skipping-dlink-ice"></a>
Sometimes the URL of the download page differs from the URL of the archive in just a few
`/`-sections. In such a case, it is possible to skip the `dlink''` ice by appending a `++`-separated
fragment of the archive URL, like so:
Sometimes the URL of the download page differs from the URL of the archive in just a few `/`-sections. In such a case,
it is possible to skip the `dlink''` ice by appending a `++`-separated fragment of the archive URL, like so:
```zsh
zinit for \
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http://domain.com/download-page++/archive.zip
```
If the archive URL has some different `/`-sections, then it's possible to strip the conflicting ones
from the download URL by using `+++`, `++++`, etc. the number of the `/`-section that'll be
stripped equals the number of the `+` minus 2. So, for example:
If the archive URL has some different `/`-sections, then it's possible to strip the conflicting ones from the download
URL by using `+++`, `++++`, etc. the number of the `/`-section that'll be stripped equals the number of the `+` minus
2\. So, for example:
```zsh
zinit for \
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## Sorting matched URLs/versions<a name="sorting-matched-urlsversions"></a>
Sometimes the download page doesn't list the package versions from newest to the oldest, but in some
other order. In such case, it's possible to sort the URLs / package versions by prepending the
chosen `dlink` ice (`dlink0''` or `dlink''`) with the exclamation mark (`dlink'!…'`, etc.). See the
next section for an example:
Sometimes the download page doesn't list the package versions from newest to the oldest, but in some other order. In
such case, it's possible to sort the URLs / package versions by prepending the chosen `dlink` ice (`dlink0''` or
`dlink''`) with the exclamation mark (`dlink'!…'`, etc.). See the next section for an example:
## Filtering The Matched URLs<a name="filtering-the-matched-urls"></a>
Sometimes some unwanted URLs match the `dlink''`/`dlink0''` regex/pattern. In such case it's
possible to filter them out by appending a filtering regex to the `dlink''` ice as:
`dlink='the-main-regex~%the-unwanted-URLs-regex%'` (or the same for `dlink0''`). An example package
that can benefit from this is the [Open Shift](https://www.openshift.com/) client, which doesn't
sort the URLs from latest to the oldest hence the exclamation mark (`!`) prepend and it has
special URLs like `stable-4.4` or `candidate-4.5` together with the regular version URLs (like
`4.5.0-rc.1`):
Sometimes some unwanted URLs match the `dlink''`/`dlink0''` regex/pattern. In such case it's possible to filter them out
by appending a filtering regex to the `dlink''` ice as: `dlink='the-main-regex~%the-unwanted-URLs-regex%'` (or the same
for `dlink0''`). An example package that can benefit from this is the [Open Shift](https://www.openshift.com/) client,
which doesn't sort the URLs from latest to the oldest hence the exclamation mark (`!`) prepend and it has special
URLs like `stable-4.4` or `candidate-4.5` together with the regular version URLs (like `4.5.0-rc.1`):
```zsh
zinit for \
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https://mirror.openshift.com/pub/openshift-v4/clients/ocp/
```
The above snippet of Zsh code / Zinit invocation will sort the URLs (`dlink0'!…'`) and then filter
out the special ones from the results (via `…~%(stable|latest|fast|candidate).*%`), this way
selecting the latest version of the Open Shift client.
The above snippet of Zsh code / Zinit invocation will sort the URLs (`dlink0'!…'`) and then filter out the special ones
from the results (via `…~%(stable|latest|fast|candidate).*%`), this way selecting the latest version of the Open Shift
client.
## Examples<a name="examples"></a>