dot files

by scriptmunkeeofficial

To help me keep my dot files consistent across development machines/environments, I've created this repo. Everyone is free to use the dot files for their own personal enjoyment.

Once you've installed the dot files from this repo you'll have a Bash Shell ready for Ruby on Rails or Python or PHP development. TMUX & VIM will be visually in sync using Airline & PowerLine themes

What's available

Dot Files

• .bash_profile
• .vimrc
• .tmux.conf

Environment Setup

• Replace or Append dot files

• Install necessary fonts

  • Powerline Fonts can be gotten from Github
  • Font used is Source Code Pro & Anonymous Pro
  • Powerline OS X Install Guide
  • Nerd Fonts
    • Anonymice Pro
    • LiterationMono
    • 3270 Nerd Font

• Install iTerm2 for Max OS X

  • Set iTerm2 to use the Source Code Pro font

  

• Application Themes

  • Nord
    • Nord for iTerm
    • Nord for Vim
    • Nord for Tmux
  • Hybrid
    • iTerm
    • Vim

• System Requirements

  • Brew
    • urlview
    • tmux
    • reattach-to-user-namespace

Bash_Profile

Alias options

• ls='ls -G'
• ll='ls -l'
• la='ls -a'
• term-width='tput cols'
• term-height='tput lines'

Vagrant

• vg='vagrant'
• vgssh='vg ssh'
• vgstatus='vg status'

Environment Variables

For the Java & Android developers, here are the standard needed environment variables being set.

• JAVA_HOME
• ANDROID_HOME
• ANDROID_SDK
• M2_HOME
• MAVEN_HOME

Terminal Settings

Enabling color support within Bash and Grep

• TERM="xterm-color"
• CLICOLOR=1
• LSCOLORS=ExBxDxCxegedabagacad
• GREP_OPTIONS='--color=auto'

Prompt

Setting a two line bash prompt with the full directory path.

Bonus: There is a commented out version that only uses the Current Directory name

Git Support in the Shell

You'll need this for some Git goodness in the shell. ;-)

Tmux.conf

Plugins

• tpm
• tmux-battery
• tmux-cpu
• tmux-prefix-highlight
• tmux-themepack
• tmux-urlview
• tmux-themepack
• nord

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Tmux Default layout

I've included a shell script that will start Tmux with a default 3 Pane layout and 2 Windows.

When the setup.sh script is run, this file is copied to $HOME/bin and an alias created called tmux-default. Execute tmux-default from your terminal to make the magic happen.

Vimrc

Plugins

• CtrlP
• emmet
• fugitive
• lightline
• nerdtree
• nord-vim
• tcomment
• tmuxline
• vim-airline
• vim-airline-themes
• -vim-git-
• vim-hybrid
• vim-log-syntax
• vim-ruby
• vim-tmux
• vim-tumux-navigator

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$HOME/.vim/bundle/ ├── ctrlp ├── emmet-vim ├── lightline.vim ├── nerdtree ├── nord-vim ├── tcomment_vim ├── tmuxline.vim ├── vim-airline ├── vim-airline-themes ├── vim-fugitive ├── vim-git ├── vim-hybrid ├── vim-log-syntax ├── vim-ruby ├── vim-tmux └── vim-tmux-navigator

Getting and Using dot files

Clone the Git repo

git clone https://github.com/scriptmunkeeofficial/dot_files.git

Install the dot files

Automatically

Run setup.sh or the improved setup_improved.sh script:

cd [clone location]/dot_files
bash setup.sh

Or for a more robust experience with better error handling and user prompts:

cd [clone location]/dot_files
bash setup_improved.sh

Manually

1. Navigate to the [clone location]/dot_files/files directory
2. In the dot_files directory open the dot_* file with your favorite editor.
3. Copy the portions you want to your dot files (i.e. .vimrc, .tmux.conf, .bash_profile)