Wormhole

About

Imagine this: you have a host OS and a virtualized guest; all development takes place on the guest; filesystems are mounted from guest to host, but when you ssh into the guest, there is no effective way of opening a modern editor, or a shell or new terminal.

Wormhole is here to fix that.

Installation

You'll need to install wormhole on both, the guest and the host system. There are multiple ways to do it:

Installation via antigen

• antigen bundle kiesel/wormhole

Installation via zgen

• Put zgen load kiesel/wormhole into the zgen block in your .zshrc

Manual installation (or oh-my-zsh)

Clone the git repository to some place; for oh-my-zsh, put it into $(ZSH_CUSTOM)

git clone https://github.com/kiesel/wormhole.git

Then, source the wormhome.plugin.zsh entrypoint script from your .zshrc or .bashrc; if you've put the checkout into the $(ZSH_CUSTOM) directory, you can omit the manual sourcing, oh-my-zsh will do it for you:

source $(HOME)/path/to/wormhole/wormhole.plugin.zsh