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# How to make zsh plugins
## Plugins adaptively-optimized for zplug
### autoload plugins
***Pattern 1***:
```
.
├── autoload
│ └── plugin <=[main file]
└── doc
├── man
│ └── man1
│ └── plugin.1
└── plugin.txt
4 directories, 3 files
```
zplug can manage zsh plugins with lazy loading. When you specify `zplug "package", lazy:1`, zplug search the `autoload` directory within the plugin directory and load it with lazy.
***Pattern 2***:
Of cource, you don't need to make `autoload` directory but in this case, you must specify `of` tag like `zplug "package", lazy:1, of:"plugin/plugin"` to tell a plugin file to zplug.
```
.
├── doc
│ ├── man
│ │ └── man1
│ │ └── plugin.txt
│ └── plugin.txt
├── init.zsh <=[trigger file]
└── plugin
└── plugin <=[main file]
4 directories, 4 files
```
`init.zsh`:
```zsh
local this="${${(%):-%N}:A:h}"
fpath=(
$this/plugin(N-/)
$fpath
)
unset this
autoload -Uz plugin
```
However, if you prepare `init.zsh` that is trigger of loading the plugin, `of` tag doesn't require because zplug scan `*.zsh` file automatically in the top directory and load it.
- [sample plugin](https://github.com/b4b4r07/zsh_plugin)
### normal plugins
...
### commands
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