Create your xonsh xxh plugin

1. Fork this repo
2. Edit the plugin files:
   • pluginrc.xsh - this script will be executed on the host when you connect to the host. Put here your functions, environment variables, aliases and whatever you need.
   • build.sh - this script should be executed to prepare the plugin on local xxh. It executes automatically if build directory is not exists.
   • env - see description below
3. Replace this list to description of your xxh plugin (review the examples in other xxh plugins)
4. Push your commits and rename your repo to xxh-plugin-xonsh-yourtitle
5. Install the plugin to your xxh home:

xxh +I xxh-plugin-xonsh-yourtitle+git+https://github.com/yourname/xxh-plugin-xonsh-yourtitle

6. Try connect in update mode: xxh [user@]host[:port] +s xonsh +if

env file

The xxh has seamless environment mode which allows to pass variable from your current shell session to the xxh host session. For example if you have XONSH_COLOR_STYLE variable with your shell color theme you shouldn't worry about passing it manually. Add it to env file (one variable name per line) and you can do the magic by using source xxh.xsh command:

home> print($XONSH_COLOR_STYLE)
paraiso-dark
home> source xxh.xsh myhost
myhost> print($XONSH_COLOR_STYLE)
paraiso-dark

This very useful when you want to use the same tools on your local and remote host.