Most efficient way to install zsh-vim-mode?

[lkhphuc]

Current I only use these prompt config:

znap prompt sindresorhus/pure
znap prompt softmoth/zsh-vim-mode

The prompt show up pretty much instantly but the blinking cursor from zsh-vim-mode took a bit longer to show up. I notice that in ~znap there is a file called prompt_zsh-vim-mode_setup created every time I open a new shell.
The content of that file is just .znap.source zsh-vim-mode.

I think there is probably some inefficiency here and wonder if there is any better way to handle this.

If I install with znap source zsh-vim-mode instead of .. prompt the shell crashed and quited.

Another small issue is that functionalities of pure shell such as git status and VI-mode indicator doesn't work

One work around is to add another line so that it becomes:

znap prompt sindresorhus/pure
znap prompt softmoth/zsh-vim-mode
znap prompt sindresorhus/pure

But then again this will loose the blinking bar cursor from the vim-mode.

[lkhphuc]

To avoid conflict of two znap prompt command, I now switched to powerlevel10k according to #31 and use p10k 'instant prompt' feature instead.
Now zshrc doesn't contains any znap prompt statement:

# p10k instant prompt code ....
...

znap source romkatv/powerlevel10k
znap source softmoth/zsh-vim-mode

Everything works smoothly for this combination, instant prompt and blinking bar cursor.

[marlonrichert]

I am not really sure what you're talking about, but good that you solved your problem. 🙂