It's kind of clunky to install plugins, it would be great if there were just a hypterm command line to do that kinda stuff.
hyperterm install hypertheme
hpm by @matheuss is trying to solve that, not sure if that should be in core? https://github.com/matheuss/hpm
I think it would be really cool if hpm came along with HyperTerm ๐ Atom, for instance, ships apm with the app.
@matheuss submitted a PR for that (#282), let's see what @rauchg has to say about that!
I'm interested, but I'd like to understand the clunkiness more. Right now you edit a file, you save it, it hot-reloads.
Well, is faster and easier to install a package with a little command ๐
When I first thought of writing hpm, I thought "HyperTerm needs something like apm"

Although it can be assumed that anyone using hyperterm probably understands how to edit the file, something like hpm would:
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Just an update: now we have more commands ๐
โฏ hpm --help
[...]
s, search <query> Search for plugins on npm
ls-remote List plugins available on npm
d, docs <plugin> Open the npm page of the <plguin>

In anyway, nowhere in the docs or site is said how to install it. I just see ~/.hyper_plugins folder, but how packages goes there? Should i just npm install the plugins globally or what?
You can add nom package names to the plugins array on .hyper.js ๐
It is planned to ship hpm with Hyper
After i install a plugin, what i must do to show up what actually the plugin does?
v2 is shipped with hyper CLI tool that permits to install/uninstall plugins.
Typing hyper in hyper just opens another terminal for me... I'm on Hyper 2.0 on Ubuntu 18.04.
@jwulf same here. When i type hyper --help another hyper windows pops up but the help text gets printed in the previous window.
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Just an update: now we have more commands ๐