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cli tools

The cool kids call these "dotfiles"

configs, tools, scripts to "get things done."

Config files

hammerspoon

I use Hammerspoon to handle window management on macOS devices. It allows me to use .lua files to bind keyboard commands to variety of actions.

Enabled:

  • Window Mgmt
    • Shift - Ctrl - $arrowkeys
      • Left & Right - folds focused window in half horizontally and chooses side of screen
      • Up & Down - fold focused window in half vertically and chooses top / bottom half of screen
  • Nethack Movement
    • Alt/Opt - Ctrl - $numpad
      • moves focused window in compass rose directions
  • reloadConfig()
    • function to autoreload configuration on a change

Disabled:

  • Debug function
    • Shift - Ctrl - R
    • Manual reload with hs.alert which is more prominent than hs.notify

.vimrc

My vim customization file, including Vundles. macOS, Debian, Ubuntu and FreeBSD tested

Vundles

  • vim-plist: for plist files
  • vim-ragtag: for web files
  • vim-markdown: for markdown files
  • vim-fugitive: Git status in vim (this is less important)

.bash_profile and .bashrc

.bash_profile calls .bashrc at the beginning for showing pwd and git status if it is a branch.

.bashrc also contains Tiny Care Terminal values for now. This project hasn't been properly updated / contributed to in quite a while

.gitconfig

Configuration for git type things.

.tmux.config

Configuration for tmux

config.yml

wtfutil vars

.zshrc

making zsh useful for me on macOS

Scripts

cli-setup

Usage: ./cli-setup $option

A script to quickly configure a system for usage. Currently can configure triage and cli

Tested on macOS 10.11 thru 10.16/11.0, along with all stable Ubuntus and FreeBSDs.

-t (triage)

Installs shells and tmux configs alone - base install for navigation / firefighting

-c (cli)

Installs shells, tmux, and configures vim.

-h (home)

Not currently implemented but will configure the whole shebang (get it? :D)

pingtimestamp.sh

This is dumb and runs ping with an audio queue when it doesn't pong and with a timestamp. If you need this I'm sorry.

Use like

./pingtimestamp.sh $site

yay.

crontabs.sh

Get's a list of every user's crontab on a FreeBSD machine. Needs sudo.

Current blockers:

Who even knows, this document is evolving as all things do.

possible next steps:

  • pwsh?
  • versioned releases?
  • actions?
    • testing on diff OSes
    • releasing / building for ez install?