Removed Jekyll template option - it does not really belong in Bash-it.
Removed the all/some/none options. Most people selected `all` and then
complained about things not working, or error messages being shown. This
was mostly due to missing dependencies.
The installer now uses a 'sane' default - it just enables completion for
the 'bash-it' command and nothing else. At the end of the installation,
it prints a message explaining the ways to see the available plugins and
how to enable them.
Updated readme with install options
The install script now allows to specify one of the following options:
* --all
* --none
Both result in any questions being skipped. This is convenient when running the install script from a script, or a provisioning tool like Ansible.
When selecting all, I get the following in my plugins/enabled directory
$ cd ~/.bash_it/plugins/enabled && ls -l
<snip fileinfo> * -> ~/.bash_it/plugins/[^_]available/*
In other words, the regexp is not being expanded, and I don't think bash
has ever had this capability (I am running 4.2.24) . Looking at the commit
24431627ab24c1c97bf3fb5796037e198f465e25, this line was added so as to disable
some plugins starting with a "_". In this circumstance, this line is
wrong anyway as it skips the directory "_available", rather than
available/_whatever.
This commit aims to fix this to the installer's intended purpose.
It also does a sanity check that no file exists already in enabled and
skips otherwise. ln -s does the right thing however more human error
message might be more desirable.
The ls command in for loop has a pattern now, so full paths are
returned. The user prompt and symbolic link have been updated to handle
this.
Also, not all plugins have '.plugin.' in the middle of their names and
weren't showing up on user prompt. With this commit, everything after
the first period in the file name is stripped.
