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Here you can find information about using and extending ZINC.
If you're looking for a specific segment's documentation, you should check the in-repo docs.
Installation should be very easy, using a plugin manager makes it even easier.
If you don't have a plugin manager, I'd recommend any of the following:
ZINC does not depend on any other library, Oh-My-Zsh or Prezto are not required.
zplugin ice nocompletions # zinc has no need for completion symlinking
zplugin load robobenklein/zinc
If you don't care for Zplugin's tracking and advanced heuristics, loading the plugin with zplugin light robobenklein/zinc may give better startup times.
If you're on a system with a very slow disk or network-mounted storage, ZINC can be loaded with Zplugin's turbo mode:
PROMPT=" loading > "
zplugin ice nocompletions wait'!0' \
atload'prompt_zinc_render_to_vars;zle .reset-prompt'
zplugin load robobenklein/zinc
This delays loading ZINC until just after the rest of the shell starts up. If you're on a system with an SSD or ZINC is in memory cache, you might not notice the difference.
antigen bundle https://gitlab.com/robobenklein/zinc
# OR
antigen bundle robobenklein/zinc
Clone the ZINC repo somewhere locally and then source zinc.zsh in your .zshrc.
git clone https://gitlab.com/robobenklein/zinc ~/.zinc
echo "source ~/.zinc/zinc.zsh" >> ~/.zshrc