Dotfiles

Personal minimalistic configuration files for git, vim, and zsh.

Dependencies

• zsh as default shell.
• Oh My Zsh for sensible defaults.
• fzf for fuzzy filtering and filtering zsh history, git, or a directory.
  • fd for improved finding and used by fzf.
  • bat for syntax highlighting of code in the terminal.
• Notably ZSH plugins:
  • zsh-ssh refined host completion with fzf.
  • zsh-autosuggestions for autocompletion of prior commands in zsh.
  • zsh-syntax-highlighting syntax highlighting for the shell zsh.
  • pyenv loads pyenv and vitualenv if found. This provides access to python version in the prompt.
• (Optional) Solarized terminal as preferred theme on iterm2 (OSX) and terminator.

Installation & Updating

Before installing you should install all the dependencies depending on your OS. Then you can install the dotfiles:

» git clone http://github.com/jawrainey/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
» cd ~/dotfiles && source bootstrap.sh

(Optional) .extras

Add any additional configurations will be sourced in .zshrc, e.g., git configurations:

GIT_AUTHOR_NAME="Forename Surname"
GIT_COMMITTER_NAME="$GIT_AUTHOR_NAME"
git config --global user.name "$GIT_AUTHOR_NAME"

GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL="email@domain.com"
GIT_COMMITTER_EMAIL="$GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL"
git config --global user.email "$GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL"

Proxy Setup

Run proxies.sh to install terminal and docker proxy settings.

» source scripts/proxies.sh

Installing Dependencies

Dependencies are grouped by type to make each optional, e.g., linux deps are not required on OSX.

# There are no docs so read deps.sh
» source scripts/deps.sh [vim,python,fzf,zshp,linux]

Inspiration

• Mathias Bynens for his brilliant bash configurations.
• Jorge Peña for his minimalistic .vimrc.
• Le Wagon for a few aliases.

License

• Licensed under MIT.