PMS Manager
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The PMS Manager is what you will use most of the time when you want to interact with the PMS framework. This allows you to do things such as enable/disable and switch to different .
You can run pms help at any time to get information on all the commands the PMS Manager supports.
Plugins modify shell behaviour such as loading auto-completion scripts, adding aliases, or modifying shell options. Plugins are managed using the pms plugin command.
Themes will modify how you shell looks. These are things such as colors and usually includes a kick ass command prompt.
Note Some themes may enable or disable PMS plugins for functionality. An example of this would be a theme that would require the "git-prompt" plugin so it has access to that functionality. This is done for you so you don't need to do this by hand {: .notice--warning}
This will show you all the available themes you are able to switch to.
Dotfiles are a very important part of being a developer and most like to make sure those files are backed up. The PMS Manager supports managing your dotfiles using git.
git repository
To get started, just run pms dotfiles init and follow the instructions
To start fresh with a new git repo, follow these steps:
NOTE: You will need to make sure you have a git repository already created that would allow you to push to.
If you already have an existing dotfiles repository, follow these steps:
NOTE: You may run into issues when you run "git checkout". You will need to resolve those before you con make sure that everything is setup correctly.
Adding files is quick, just run pms dotfiles add FILE and PMS will add the file to your dotfiles repository, make a commit, and push up your changes.
Run pms dotfiles pull if you have made any changes in your repository that you want to pull down to your machine.
The repository that will be managed will look something like