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AutoZSH

AutoZSH is an open source easy install & default configuration wrapper for the Z Shell and oh-my-zsh. The project aims to provide a quick start with a feature-rich zsh environment. It installs oh-my-zsh together with several plugins and supplies a default zshrc file featuring default key bindings and some custom functions.

This project is distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution‑ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

You are free to share and adapt the code as long as:

  1. you give appropriate credit and
  2. you distribute your contributions under the same terms*

Forks, Redistribution (+Giving Credit)

If you fork, redistribute or embed AutoZSH:

  1. Include a link "AutoZSH" to this repository in your README or documentation.
  2. Attribute the original author:
    AutoZSH was created by Daniel Speck (github.com/daniel451)
    Licensed under CC-BY-SA 4.0
    Redistribution permitted given you copy and include this notice and
    distribute your works under the same license.
    
  3. Keep this license notice and include any changes you made.
  4. If you publish derivative work, license it under the same CC BY-SA 4.0 terms.

Prerequisites

Required tools

These must be pre-installed and reachable on the invoking user's PATH before the installer runs — system-wide or user-local installs both work:

  • zsh
  • git
  • curl

Auto-managed dependencies

These are required by the shipped configuration, but they do not have to be installed system-wide — AutoZSH can provide them itself:

  • fzf (0.48 or newer: powers the Ctrl-p / Ctrl-t directory and file navigation widgets via its built-in filesystem walker)
  • zoxide (smarter cd navigation)

If missing (or, for fzf, older than 0.48), the installer prompts to install them user-locally into ~/.local/bin. Declining or a failed installation aborts the setup. For unattended runs, install is accepted with INSTALL_LOCAL_DEPS=1.

Installation

You can install AutoZSH with a single command:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Daniel451/AutoZSH/main/install.sh | bash

The script will:

  • Check the required dependencies and install fzf / zoxide user-locally if missing (prompted interactively, or pre-accepted with INSTALL_LOCAL_DEPS=1 in non-interactive runs).
  • Install oh-my-zsh and plugins.
  • Configure your .zshrc.
  • Backup existing configuration if present.

To ensure non-interactive installation (e.g., to run the installation as part of an automated setup, Dockerfile, ...), you can set NONINTERACTIVE=1 globally or for that command:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Daniel451/AutoZSH/main/install.sh | NONINTERACTIVE=1 INSTALL_LOCAL_DEPS=1 bash

To customize the installation or run manually:

  1. Clone this repository.
  2. Run ./install.sh.

Customizing your configuration

After installation the provided zshrc becomes your $HOME/.zshrc. Feel free to modify this file to tailor themes, plugins or any other settings to your preference.

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