Everyone needs a dotfiles repo these days.
My vim config is heavily inspired by the structure of @begriff's vim config but I don't use leader commands, so I used the basic structure while adding my own config.
This now uses stow to help manage dotfiles in $HOME.
Inside bash/ is a my bash config scripts:
.bash_profileis usually loaded first for most interactive shells..bashrcis initially loaded, and loads other config files..bashrc.aliasis a set of aliases that I care about..bashrc.localis for local system config, and is omitted..bashrc.promptexists purely to set up the bash prompt..bashrc.completionis loaded last and sets up all bash completion features.
Config in the .emacs file.
I launch emacs with a convenient little script called e. Install it with:
ln -s $PWD/emacs/e ~/bin/e
chmod +x ~/bin/eThe script checks if there is an emacs server running. If there isn't, it starts one up. Then it connects an emacsclient to it with the requested file.
Frequently packages in emacs will get out of date or will not be able to be updated from MELPA anymore because the installed version is no longer available. In this case, it should be safe to blow away the directories in ~/.emacs.d/elpa. The only thing I haven't confirmed is that doing this does not lose keyfreq's history.
The important file in git/ is the .gitconfig-aliases file which prepares some of my git aliases.
To have it be sourced, add this to ~/.gitconfig:
[include]
path = ~/.gitconfig-aliases
After running stow git in this directory. (Likely, ~/.dotfiles) Local setup of git user, email, etc., is likely done by initial setup.
Contains a .tmux.conf file that sets up tmux. Very basic config at this point.
Inside vim/ you'll find files to set up vim, naturally:
.vimrcis the main vim config file. I am using Vundle, so all of the vim bundles that I depend on are listed in the 'Vundle' section in.vimrc..vimrc.localis for local vim config and is omitted.- If you are not running the whole
install.shscript, afterstowing the vim config into place, check out the commands to install vim-plug and plugins with it in theinstall.shscript.
- Homebrew
- Raycast
- https://monitorcontrol.app/
- 1Password
- MacOS window mgmt: Raycast built in functionality.
- Formerly: Rectangle (before that: Spectacle, and before that, Phoenix + my literate coding config)
- install/upgrade: vim, emacs, git, tmux, htop, s-tui, tlp
- Firefox
- grasp
I don't suggest you go using these files without understanding what they do. But if you must, the files get symlinked into position in your home directory from this directory. Their filenames should remain the same. I highly suggest that if you're going to use pieces of this, that you fork this repo into your own GitHub account, at the very least. Then remove what you don't want.
I can't guarantee this will work for you. These are my own config files and highly personalized. As noted below in the license, there is no warranty.
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