Dotfiles

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System Preferences

In my System Preferences I've set the following:

• Background: #1D1F20
• Text Colour: #EFEFEF
• Selection: #9FB8D8
• Cursor: Vertical Bar
• Blink Cursor: Checked

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Oh My Zsh

I've used https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh to edit the look of the shell and chosen the avit theme.

I've added a few things to the ~/.zshrc file which are as follows:

# Some commands were missing - Also ran `brew install nvm`
export PATH=$HOME/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/lib/google-cloud-sdk/bin:$PATH

# Completion - Also ran `brew install bash-completion`
autoload bashcompinit
bashcompinit

# Bash config files
source ~/.bash_profile
source ~/.bashrc

Note: Because I'd done several installs before oh my zsh, I needed to also adjust the gcloud files in my ~/.bash_profile (renamed files to zsh files instead of bash ones)

.bashrc

# To use instead of cd!
c() {
    # cd to the given directory
    if [[ "$@" != "." ]]; then
        # If "." don't do anything, so that "cd -" still works
        # Don't output the path as I'm going to anyway (done by "cd -" and cdspell)
        cd "$@" >/dev/null || return
    fi

    # Output the path
    echo
    echo -en "\033[4;1m"
    echo $PWD
    echo -en "\033[0m"

    # List the directory contents
    ls -hFG
}

# Go up in directories
alias u='c ..'
alias uu='c ../..'
alias uuu='c ../../..'
alias uuuu='c ../../../..'
alias uuuuu='c ../../../../..'
alias uuuuuu='c ../../../../../..'

# Go back easily
alias b='c -'

# List all files with hidden ones - -G for MAC
alias l='ls -laG'

# Set the editor
alias e='vim'

# Do the git
alias g='git'

# 'git' with no parameters loads interactive REPL
git() {
    if [ $# -gt 0 ]; then
        command git "$@"
    else
        command git status &&
        command git repl
    fi
}

.gitconfig

[user]
    name = <name>
    email = <email>

[github]
    user = <user>

[alias]
    a            = add -A
    c            = commit -m
    co           = checkout
    l            = log --decorate --name-status
    p            = push
    pu           = push --set-upstream origin HEAD
    remotes      = remote -v
    s            = status