Prompt

A collection of bashrc settings, utility functions/scripts, and QOL enhancements, and third-party tools (ex: LiquidPrompt) via .bashrc

Structure

• home/.bashrc is the entry point (once setup-host.sh has been run).
• home/ contains all of the files that will be moved to $HOME or symlinked from $HOME
• etc/ contains bashrc_aliases and bashrc_functions sourced by .bashrc
• bin/ contains useful custom command-line utilities for specific tasks, such as bash one-liners you want to save or mini-programs/macro-style scripts
• liquid/ contains all the liquidprompt files for prompt customization
• thirdparty-scripts has all the 3rd party dependencies that some of the utilities require
• etc/credentials/ files don't get stored in this repository; use this directory for things like your aws-cli credentials and such

setup-host.sh creates a symlink from $HOME/.bashrc to ~/.prompt/home/.bashrc

Install

Installation

• Clone this project to your local machine
• Move the 'prompt' directory (the root dir of this project) to $HOME/.prompt
• In your shell, cd to your $HOME directory, run sh prompt/setup-host.sh
• cd ~/.prompt and run npm install. If you don't have npm, https://nodejs.org/en/download/
• Restart your shell sessions, or run source ~.bashrc in your terminal to load the new .bashrc settings

Backup These Files

The .setup-host script should preserve your original .bashrc file, but I would back up these files if you are at all concerned about them being overwritten and lost forever:

• .bashrc
• .toprc
• .npmrc
• .emacs
• .emacs.d/

Features

• liquidprompt (heavily customized)
• utility scripts found in ~/.prompt/bin