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*zip.txt* Nvim
NVIM REFERENCE MANUAL
Builtin plugin: zip *zip*
Nvim opens a read-only listing when |:edit| is used with a zip archive. The
listing is a |dir| buffer with 'filetype' set to "zip"; entries open as
read-only `zip://{archive}/{path}` buffers. Requires the `unzip`
executable.
Recognized extensions include zip, jar, apk, epub, Office and OpenDocument
formats, whl, xpi, pkpass, and cbz. Remote archives are fetched by |vim.net|.
Reading an entry from an encrypted archive prompts for its password.
*g:loaded_nvim_zip_plugin*
To disable the built-in zip browser, set this before startup: >lua
vim.g.loaded_nvim_zip_plugin = 1
MAPPINGS *zip-mappings*
The standard |dir-buffer-mappings|, plus:
• x extracts the entry under the cursor into the current directory, discarding
its path inside the archive. It never overwrites an existing file.
At the archive root, - opens the containing filesystem directory.
LIMITATIONS *zip-limitations*
Archive entries cannot be updated. Remote archives are not refetched on
reload, and there is no PowerShell fallback, no custom backend command, and no
support for the legacy `g:zip_*` variables. Use |old-zip| when those features
are required.
Only the original zip encryption is supported, not AES.
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Legacy plugin: zip *old-zip*
The legacy Vimscript zip plugin browses, updates, and extracts archive
entries. It is not loaded by default; use `:packadd` to activate it: >lua
vim.cmd.packadd('old-zip')
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This can be done at any time. Its manual is then available as
`:help pi_zip.txt`.
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