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Dotfiles Dotfiles
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> A part of these dotfiles is based on the dotfiles of the **[Thoughtbot]** organization and we made changes to it. Thanks to the **[Thoughtbot]** organization. This repo contains dotfiles for Parch GNU/Linux
[Thoughtbot]: https://github.com/Thoughtbot
![prompt](http://images.thoughtbot.com/thoughtbot-dotfiles-prompt.png)
Requirements
------------
Set zsh as your login shell:
chsh -s $(which zsh)
Install
-------
Clone onto your laptop:
git clone git@github.com:parchlinux/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
(Or, [fork and keep your fork
updated](http://robots.thoughtbot.com/keeping-a-github-fork-updated)).
Install [rcm](https://github.com/thoughtbot/rcm):
brew install rcm
Install the dotfiles:
env RCRC=$HOME/dotfiles/rcrc rcup
After the initial installation, you can run `rcup` without the one-time variable
`RCRC` being set (`rcup` will symlink the repo's `rcrc` to `~/.rcrc` for future
runs of `rcup`). [See
example](https://github.com/parchlinux/dotfiles/blob/master/rcrc).
This command will create symlinks for config files in your home directory.
Setting the `RCRC` environment variable tells `rcup` to use standard
configuration options:
* Exclude the `README.md` and `LICENSE` files, which are part of
the `dotfiles` repository but do not need to be symlinked in.
* Give precedence to personal overrides which by default are placed in
`~/dotfiles-local`
* Please configure the `rcrc` file if you'd like to make personal
overrides in a different directory
Update
------
From time to time you should pull down any updates to these dotfiles, and run
rcup
to link any new files and install new vim plugins. **Note** You _must_ run
`rcup` after pulling to ensure that all files in plugins are properly installed,
but you can safely run `rcup` multiple times so update early and update often!
Make your own customizations
----------------------------
Create a directory for your personal customizations:
mkdir ~/dotfiles-local
Put your customizations in `~/dotfiles-local` appended with `.local`:
* `~/dotfiles-local/aliases.local`
* `~/dotfiles-local/functions.local`
* `~/dotfiles-local/git_template.local/*`
* `~/dotfiles-local/gitconfig.local`
* `~/dotfiles-local/psqlrc.local` (we supply a blank `.psqlrc.local` to prevent `psql` from
throwing an error, but you should overwrite the file with your own copy)
* `~/dotfiles-local/tmux.conf.local`
* `~/dotfiles-local/vimrc.local`
* `~/dotfiles-local/vimrc.bundles.local`
* `~/dotfiles-local/zshrc.local`
* `~/dotfiles-local/zsh/configs/*`
For example, your `~/dotfiles-local/aliases.local` might look like this:
# Productivity
alias todo='$EDITOR ~/.todo'
Your `~/dotfiles-local/gitconfig.local` might look like this:
[alias]
l = log --pretty=colored
[pretty]
colored = format:%Cred%h%Creset %s %Cgreen(%cr) %C(bold blue)%an%Creset
[user]
name = Dan Croak
email = dan@thoughtbot.com
Your `~/dotfiles-local/vimrc.local` might look like this:
" Color scheme
colorscheme github
highlight NonText guibg=#060606
highlight Folded guibg=#0A0A0A guifg=#9090D0
If you don't wish to install a vim plugin from the default set of vim plugins in
`.vimrc.bundles`, you can ignore the plugin by calling it out with `UnPlug` in
your `~/.vimrc.bundles.local`.
" Don't install vim-scripts/tComment
UnPlug 'tComment'
`UnPlug` can be used to install your own fork of a plugin or to install a shared
plugin with different custom options.
" Only load vim-coffee-script if a Coffeescript buffer is created
UnPlug 'vim-coffee-script'
Plug 'kchmck/vim-coffee-script', { 'for': 'coffee' }
" Use a personal fork of vim-run-interactive
UnPlug 'vim-run-interactive'
Plug '$HOME/plugins/vim-run-interactive'
To extend your `git` hooks, create executable scripts in
`~/dotfiles-local/git_template.local/hooks/*` files.
Your `~/dotfiles-local/zshrc.local` might look like this:
# load pyenv if available
if which pyenv &>/dev/null ; then
eval "$(pyenv init -)"
fi
Your `~/dotfiles-local/vimrc.bundles.local` might look like this:
Plug 'Lokaltog/vim-powerline'
Plug 'stephenmckinney/vim-solarized-powerline'
zsh Configurations
------------------
Additional zsh configuration can go under the `~/dotfiles-local/zsh/configs` directory. This
has two special subdirectories: `pre` for files that must be loaded first, and
`post` for files that must be loaded last.
For example, `~/dotfiles-local/zsh/configs/pre/virtualenv` makes use of various shell
features which may be affected by your settings, so load it first:
# Load the virtualenv wrapper
. /usr/local/bin/virtualenvwrapper.sh
Setting a key binding can happen in `~/dotfiles-local/zsh/configs/keys`:
# Grep anywhere with ^G
bindkey -s '^G' ' | grep '
Some changes, like `chpwd`, must happen in `~/dotfiles-local/zsh/configs/post/chpwd`:
# Show the entries in a directory whenever you cd in
function chpwd {
ls
}
This directory is handy for combining dotfiles from multiple teams; one team
can add the `virtualenv` file, another `keys`, and a third `chpwd`.
The `~/dotfiles-local/zshrc.local` is loaded after `~/dotfiles-local/zsh/configs`.
vim Configurations
------------------
Similarly to the zsh configuration directory as described above, vim
automatically loads all files in the `~/dotfiles-local/vim/plugin` directory. This does not
have the same `pre` or `post` subdirectory support that our `zshrc` has.
This is an example `~/dotfiles-local/vim/plugin/c.vim`. It is loaded every time vim starts,
regardless of the file name:
# Indent C programs according to BSD style(9)
set cinoptions=:0,t0,+4,(4
autocmd BufNewFile,BufRead *.[ch] setlocal sw=0 ts=8 noet
What's in it?
-------------
[vim](http://www.vim.org/) configuration:
* [fzf](https://github.com/junegunn/fzf.vim) for fuzzy file/buffer/tag finding.
* [Rails.vim](https://github.com/tpope/vim-rails) for enhanced navigation of
Rails file structure via `gf` and `:A` (alternate), `:Rextract` partials,
`:Rinvert` migrations, etc.
* Run many kinds of tests [from vim]([https://github.com/janko-m/vim-test)
* Set `<leader>` to a single space.
* Switch between the last two files with space-space.
* Syntax highlighting for Markdown, HTML, JavaScript, Ruby, Go, Elixir, more.
* Use [Ag](https://github.com/ggreer/the_silver_searcher) instead of Grep when
available.
* Map `<leader>ct` to re-index ctags.
* Use [vim-mkdir](https://github.com/pbrisbin/vim-mkdir) for automatically
creating non-existing directories before writing the buffer.
* Use [vim-plug](https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug) to manage plugins.
[tmux](http://robots.thoughtbot.com/a-tmux-crash-course)
configuration:
* Improve color resolution.
* Remove administrative debris (session name, hostname, time) in status bar.
* Set prefix to `Ctrl+s`
* Soften status bar color from harsh green to light gray.
[git](http://git-scm.com/) configuration:
* Adds a `create-branch` alias to create feature branches.
* Adds a `delete-branch` alias to delete feature branches.
* Adds a `merge-branch` alias to merge feature branches into master.
* Adds an `up` alias to fetch and rebase `origin/master` into the feature
branch. Use `git up -i` for interactive rebases.
* Adds `post-{checkout,commit,merge}` hooks to re-index your ctags.
* Adds `pre-commit` and `prepare-commit-msg` stubs that delegate to your local
config.
* Adds `trust-bin` alias to append a project's `bin/` directory to `$PATH`.
[Ruby](https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/) configuration:
* Add trusted binstubs to the `PATH`.
* Load the ASDF version manager.
Shell aliases and scripts:
* `b` for `bundle`.
* `g` with no arguments is `git status` and with arguments acts like `git`.
* `migrate` for `bin/rails db:migrate db:rollback && bin/rails db:migrate db:test:prepare`.
* `mcd` to make a directory and change into it.
* `replace foo bar **/*.rb` to find and replace within a given list of files.
* `tat` to attach to tmux session named the same as the current directory.
* `v` for `$VISUAL`.
Thanks
------
Thank you, [contributors](https://github.com/thoughtbot/dotfiles/contributors)!
Also, thank you to Corey Haines, Gary Bernhardt, and others for sharing your
dotfiles and other shell scripts from which we derived inspiration for items
in this project.
License
-------
dotfiles is copyright © 2009-2018 thoughtbot. It is free software, and may be
redistributed under the terms specified in the [`LICENSE`] file.
[`LICENSE`]: /LICENSE