zshrc Configuration

This repository contains my personal Zsh configuration files to synchronize settings across multiple machines (e.g. MacBook).

1. do not use zshhistory. instead, save only a copy to ~/Documents/GitHubRepos/zshrc/, every time use sourcezsh. and the commit msg is always set to "update". if there is no new zsh content then it will no commit.

2. once use use sourcezsh, commit and push it to githb. that is, embed the "commit and push it to githb" cmd in zsh itself.

What's Included

• VS Code terminal integration
• Enhanced command history settings
• Directory navigation shortcuts
• Git workflow aliases
• Color settings for terminal output
• Local customization support

Installation

Note: it is suggested to be installed at ~/Documents/GitHubRepos/

1. Clone this repository:

   mkdir -p ~/Documents/GitHubRepos/
   cd ~/Documents/GitHubRepos/
   git clone https://github.com/your/username/zshrc.git

2. Create a symbolic link to the .zshrc file:

   touch ~/.zshrc
   
   ln -sf ~/Documents/GitHubRepos/zshrc/.zshrc ~/.zshrc

3. Restart your terminal or run:

   source ~/.zshrc

4.Run this cmd for sync with GitHub:

sourcezsh

📝 What to customize

1. ZSHRC_REPO → the path to your private zshrc backup repo.

2. alias code → adjust if VS Code CLI is installed elsewhere (or change to code if already in PATH).

3. DOCS → point to your Documents folder or drop if unused.

With this in place, anyone can clone your zshrc repo, symlink ~/.zshrc to this template, and enjoy automated backups via sourcezsh.

Features

• VS Code Integration: Use code . to open the current directory in VS Code
• Navigation: Use .., ... for faster directory traversal
• Git Shortcuts: Use aliases like gs for git status, gp for git push
• Directory Shortcuts: Quick access to commonly used directories

Usage Notes

After installation, you'll need to restart your terminal or run source ~/.zshrc to apply the changes.

If you make changes to the repository version, remember to push your changes to keep all your machines in sync.