Welcome to my dotfiles

Each folder contains application related dotfiles with any related dotfiles/files that you may need during setup. This will mimic some of my local dev environment but not all; however, I am working to put more and more of my own environment into this repo.

README.md file structure

⋅⋅H2 - {Github folder name}
⋅⋅⋅H3 - {file name inside Github folder name}

H2 -- Github folder and the section will provide context how to setup your own enironment with that particular application.

H3 -- Subheader providing context around a particular dotfile or file in directory you are in.

tmux

symlink your .tmux.conf file to a home .tmux.conf file. You do not need to create the configuration file you are symlinking to, it will just happen.

NOTE: You will need your existing .tmux.conf file in your home directory removed before you can symlink

$ ln -s /absolute/path/to/dir/tmux/.tmux.conf ~/.tmux.conf

Create direcoty tmuxcmds in user's home directory. Symlink your tmuxcmds directory and all of its contents of this repo to your newly created tmuxcmds directory in home.

$ mkdir ~/tmuxcmds
$ ln -s /absolute/path/to/dir/tmux/tmuxcmds/* ~/tmuxcmds/

run this command again whenever you create a new file inside of th tmuxcmds directory that you wish to sync back to ~/tmuxcmds. Running this command again will create any new symboliclink new files it finds inside to/repo/dir/tmuxcmds.

ssh-multi.sh

This is a bash script to ssh into many tunnels that will create as many panes as ssh tunnels you specify.

alias ssh-multi.sh in your .bash_profile or .bashrc

if you follow the instructions above, this will be the path you want to specify inside your .bash file

alias mssh="~/tmuxcmds/ssh-multi.sh"

Depending on where you placed your alias, you will need to source that .bash file.

$ source .bash_profile

or

$ source .bashrc

I would create a config file inside your ~/.ssh directory that would have aliases for servers you usually tunnel into.

host {aliasCommand}
        HostName {serverName}
        User {yourUserName}

Run alias command mssh.

$ mssh

You should get a prompt

$ Please provide a list of hosts (separated by spaces) [ENTER]: 

List your servers using host name you specified in config file of ~/.ssh with spaces and hit ENTER. This will create a speate tmux session with your ssh tunnels.