Question 1

How do I install zsh-yarn-autocompletions with Oh My Zsh?

Accepted Answer

The README doesn't explicitly cover Oh My Zsh, but you can install it manually by downloading the plugin files and adding 'yarn-autocompletions' to the plugins array in your .zshrc file, similar to other custom plugins.

Question 2

zsh-yarn-autocompletions vs npm autocompletion tools?

Accepted Answer

This plugin is tailored for Yarn commands with customization options, while npm tools focus on npm-specific completions. It's best for Yarn users but lacks support for npm commands or broader package managers.

Question 3

How to add custom packages to yarn autocompletion?

Accepted Answer

Edit the ~/.yarn-autocompletions.yml file and list packages under dependencies or dev_dependencies sections, as shown in the README. This allows them to appear in suggestions for yarn add commands.

Question 4

Does zsh-yarn-autocompletions work with Yarn 2 or Berry?

Accepted Answer

The README doesn't mention Yarn 2 compatibility; it likely supports Yarn 1.x commands, so autocompletion for Yarn 2-specific features might be missing or require updates.

Question 5

How to exclude a package from suggestions?

Accepted Answer

Add the package name to the exclude section in the YAML configuration file, which will prevent it from appearing in autocompletion lists for yarn add and other commands.

Question 6

Is zsh-yarn-autocompletions resource-intensive?

Accepted Answer

Built with Rust for performance, it should be efficient, but the README provides no benchmarks, and the need to load a YAML file might add minimal overhead in some setups.

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