glen's dotfiles

A collection of my dotfiles with an included deploy script to completely replace (with backups of course) all vim, zsh, tmux configurations. I recommend that you do not blindly run the script and instead pick out the bits and pieces that you find useful. Especially because the gitconfig file contains references to my own username, email, and name. Everything else should be user-agnostic.

I (think) it depends on solarized colorscheme and powerline fonts in your terminal or everything will look like shit.

TODO:

• Make update script

• Make environment/zsh/bashrc/profile all consistent

• multiple tmux sessions, selector (windows)

• use windows as different workspaces, sessions as different projects

• add fugitive, syntastic to numbers_exclude

• fix weird loclist issues with syntastic

• add check for bufferclose to safely close fugitive windows and oher windows

• switch newline prompt to be the right and left unicode/emoji arrows, colorize for vim mode

• colorize username + computer in prompt

• remove dependencies on oh my zsh

• add in .profile .bash_profile and .zsh_profile

• get better buffer navigator

• learn how to use fugitive

• add sshconfig in maybe??? (definitely insecure)

• make deploy script fail unless you are me! (i suggest people don't run it naked)

  • or ask questions and make a better spf13

• folding and shit

• move buffers around (ctrl+p for buffers or something)

• SURROUND

• Split vimrc into mutliple files based on plugin they're for?

Some plugins to add:

• vim-view maybe http://vimcasts.org/episodes/aligning-text-with-tabular-vim/ vim-csv https://github.com/junegunn/vim-easy-align https://github.com/junegunn/vim-peekaboo https://github.com/junegunn/vim-fnr https://github.com/junegunn/mvmv https://github.com/ggVGc/fzf_browser https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26554713/how-to-truncate-working-directory-in-prompt-to-show-first-and-last-folder git clone https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tpm ~/.tmux/plugins/tpm #add gem scripts seoul256.vim

git-flow

https://github.com/haya14busa/vim-easyoperator-line https://github.com/takac/vim-hardtime https://github.com/justinmk/vim-sneak

antigen - zsh plugin manager or better yet, a simple script that you specify a repo a branch and a relatilve file path and it will clone and source the file git@github.com:atweiden/fzf-extras.git

make sure you install vim with --with-lua brew install vim --with-lua

youcompleteme, clang, xbuild(mono), etc. dependencies: go, rust, mono, clang, cmake go,rust,mono,cmake are from homebre install clang by typing clang and using the UI https://github.com/Valloric/YouCompleteMe

fish is a pretty awesome shell learn from fish

Dependencies

• All
  • Vim with lua, clipboard
  • fzf
  • git
  • ag
• Optional
  • mono
  • go
  • typescript
  • clang
  • rust
• Mac
  • homebrew
  • homebrew-coreutils

vimplug

vim-oblique overrides the following keys by default:

Default Key	<Plug> map	Description
/	<Plug>(Oblique-/)	Forward search
?	<Plug>(Oblique-?)	Backward search
z/	<Plug>(Oblique-F/)	Forward fuzzy-search
z?	<Plug>(Oblique-F?)	Backward fuzzy-search
n	<Plug>(Oblique-n)	Repeat the last search
N	<Plug>(Oblique-N)	Repeat the last search in the opposite direction
*	<Plug>(Oblique-*)	Forward star-search (in normal and visual mode)
#	<Plug>(Oblique-#)	Backward star-search (in normal and visual mode)
g*	<Plug>(Oblique-g*)	Forward star-search (no word boundary match)
g#	<Plug>(Oblique-g#)	Backward star-search (no word boundary match)

fzf

Token	Match type	Description
sbtrkt	fuzzy-match	Items that match sbtrkt
^music	prefix-exact-match	Items that start with music
.mp3$	suffix-exact-match	Items that end with .mp3
'wild	exact-match (quoted)	Items that include wild
!rmx	inverse-fuzzy-match	Items that do not match rmx
!'fire	inverse-exact-match	Items that do not include fire