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# brethil's dotfiles # # brethil's dotfiles
A set of zsh dotfiles based on antigen and oh-my-zsh
## Description ## A set of zsh dotfiles based on antibody and oh-my-zsh
1. brethil_dotfile.sh: main file sourced by ~/.zshrc ## Description
2. aliases.sh: contains alias definitions (sources ~/.dotfiles_aliases)
3. functions.sh: contains function definitions (sources ~/.dotfiles_functions)
4. colors.sh: contains color definitions
5. install.sh: run to install brethil's dotfiles
## Installation ## ├── README.md
Copy the dotfiles folder to the location where you want to keep it and then run install: ├──────── Main files ────────
│ ├── aliases.sh
│ │ └── aliases definitions (sources `~/.dotfiles_aliases`)
│ ├── colors.sh
│ │ └── ANSI color escapes
│ ├── functions.sh
│ │ └── contains function definitions (sources `~/.dotfiles_functions`)
│ ├── install.sh
│ │ └── main install script
│ └── brethil_dotfile.sh: This file should be sourced by your `.zshrc`
├──────── antibody plugins ────────
│ ├── antibody_plugins_arch.txt
│ └── antibody_plugins.txt
├──────── oh-my-zsh themes ────────
│ ├── brethil.zsh-theme
│ └── brethil-minimal.zsh-theme
├──────── Misc rc files────────
│ ├── gitconfig
│ │ └── git configuration
│ ├── ackrc
│ │ └── `ack`'s rc: a grep-like text finder
│ ├── ipython
│ │   ├── profile_default
│ │   ├── ipython_config.py
│ │   ├── startup
│ │   ├── 11-autoreload.py
│ │   └── README
│ ├── my_configs.vim
│ │ └── vim (sourced by amix's vimrc)
│ ├── twilight256.vim
│ │ └── vim's colorscheme
│ └── pdbrc.py
│ . └── pdb++'s rc (a drop-in replacement for pdb)
├──────── Other ─────────────
├── check_for_update.sh
│ └── selfupdate script
└── useful_commands
$ cd dotfiles && bash install.sh ## Installation
Installs oh-my-zsh and sources aliases.sh, functions.sh and colors.sh, as well as installing git clone https://git.decapod.one/brethil/dotfiles ~/.dotfiles
a a few utilities (see `install.sh`). cd .dotfiles && bash install.sh
A self-update mechanism is included. It asks for confirmation to pull the latest changes A self-update mechanism is included. It asks for confirmation to pull the latest changes
from the git repo every two weeks. This also updates the git-sourced repositories installed from the git repo every two weeks. This also updates the git-sourced repositories installed
by the install script. The self-update routine can be called manually by calling by the install script. The self-update routine can be called manually by calling
`dotfiles_selfupdate` (defined in `functions.sh`).
dotfiles_selfupdate
If you do not want to run the installer script, you can just add source `brethil_dotfile.sh` If you do not want to run the installer script, you can just add source `brethil_dotfile.sh`
in your .zshrc. This requires antigen installed. in your `.zshrc`. This requires antibody installed.
### Installed ### ### Installed
0. antigen (zsh plugin manager) + oh-my-zsh 1. `antibody`: zsh plugin manager
Two zsh themes: brethil and brethil-minimal. - `oh-my-zsh`
1. amix's awesome vimrc (https://www.github.com/amix/vimrc). A quite nice vim rc. - `oh-my-zsh` zsh themes: `brethil` and `brethil-minimal`.
2. byobu (wrapper/config for tmux, a screen multiplexer) 2. (amix's awesome vimrc)[https://www.github.com/amix/vimrc]: A quite nice vim rc.
3. grc/ccze (output colorizers, color output of any command). Usage: 3. `byobu`: wrapper/config for tmux, a screen multiplexer
4. `grc`/`ccze`: output colorizers, can color the output of any command, usage:
$ grc cmd grc <cmd>
$ cmd | ccze <cmd> | ccze
4. bmon (bandwidth monitor, shows graphs for bandwith usage) 5. `bmon`: bandwidth monitor, shows graphs for bandwith usage
5. rmate remote for Textmate (can be called with `mate`/`rmate`) 6. `mtr`: my traceroute, traceroute+ping network utility
6. mtr (my traceroute, traceroute+ping network utility) 7. `htop`: better top
7. htop (better top)
### Available Functions
### Available Functions ### 0. `cheat`: show cheat sheet for commands using cheat.sh (`cheat <commandname>`)
1. Quickly edit/reload profile (`esource`/`resource`)
2. `dockertags` list all tags for a given docker image
3. `color` to print colored text (see 3. in the Misc section):
0. `cheat`, show cheat sheet for commands using cheat.sh (`cheat commandname`) color $Red "This will be printed in red"
1. Quickly edit/reload profile (`esource`/`resource`) color $Yellow "This will be printed in red"
2. `dockertags` list all tags for a given docker image
3. `ramdisk` (only on OSX) create a RAM disk. Default size: 1GB
` ramdisk 4`
creates a 4GB RAM disk
4. `color` to print colored text (see 3. in the Misc section):
color $Red "This will be printed in red"
color $Yellow "This will be printed in red"
5. `mecp` to copy files back to the machine from wich you are ssh-ing.
For this to work an ssh tunnel with Remoteforward is needed:
ssh -R 22:localhost:2222 YOURHOSTNAMEHERE
or specify this in ~/.ssh/config:
Host YOURHOSTNAMEHERE
Remoteforward 2222 localhost:22
This can be enabled in ~/.ssh/config globally for all hosts by uncommenting the relevant `Host * Remoteforward`.
You might have to manually edit the username in the mecp definition in functions.sh if this is
different between the two machines. mecp copies by default on the local machine on ~/Desktop/
5. Many more. Type "list_functions" to list defined functions and a small description
4. `mecp` to copy files back to the machine from wich you are ssh-ing.
For this to work an ssh tunnel with `Remoteforward` is needed:
ssh -R 22:localhost:2222 YOURHOSTNAMEHERE
or specify this in `~/.ssh/config` for a persistent configuration:
Host YOURHOSTNAMEHERE
Remoteforward 2222 localhost:22
This can be enabled in `~/.ssh/config` globally for all hosts by uncommenting the relevant `Host * Remoteforward`.
You might have to manually edit the username in the `mecp` definition in `functions.sh` if this is
different between the two machines. `mecp` copies by default on the local machine on `~/Desktop/`
5. Many more. Use `list_functions` to list defined functions and a small description
### Files/Folders
### Files/Folders ###
1. `~/bin`, `~/git`, `~/projects` folders 1. `~/bin`, `~/git`, `~/projects` folders
2. ssh config (`~/.ssh/config`): 2. ssh config (`~/.ssh/config`):
* Create ssh keys if not defined already - Create ssh keys if not defined already
* Keep connections alive by increasing timeout time - Keep connections alive by increasing timeout time
* Include multiplexer to allow quick multiple connections to the same host - Include multiplexer to allow quick multiple connections to the same host
* (Optional: Compression, this should allow more responsive shells with slow connections, - (Optional: Compression, this should allow more responsive shells with slow connections,
but will slow things down when copying large files. My suggestion is to have compression enabled but will slow things down when copying large files. My suggestion is to have compression enabled
on a by-host basis in `~/.ssh/config`) on a by-host basis in `~/.ssh/config`)
3. brethil.zsh-theme, brethil-minimal.zsh-themes, themes for oh-my-zsh, symlinked in `$ZSH/custom/themes` ($ZSH=~/.oh-my-zsh) 3. `brethil.zsh-theme`, `brethil-minimal.zsh-themes`, themes for oh-my-zsh,
4. ~/.dotfiles_functions, ~/.dotfiles_aliases are sourced by this dotfiles, allowing for custom functions/aliases symlinked in `$ZSH/custom/themes` (`$ZSH=~/.oh-my-zsh`)
4. `~/.dotfiles_functions`, `~/.dotfiles_aliases` are sourced by this dotfiles, allowing for custom functions/aliases
5. useful_commands contains a list of useful commands (the first rule of the tautology club...) 5. useful_commands contains a list of useful commands (the first rule of the tautology club...)
### Misc ### ### Misc
1. Colored output (via `grc`) for several commands. 1. Colored output (via `grc`) for several commands.
2. Easy names for ANSI color escapes (Black, Red, Green, Yellow, Blue, Cyan, Purple, White, CLEAR), 2. Easy names for ANSI color escapes (Black, Red, Green, Yellow, Blue, Cyan, Purple, White, CLEAR), for example:
for example:
`echo -e "${Green}This text will be green${CLEAR}"` echo -e "${Green}This text will be green${CLEAR}"
will result in green text. Use `$CLEAR` to clear previous escape sequences add B before the variable (check colors.sh) will result in green text. Use `$CLEAR` to clear previous escape sequences add B before the variable (check `colors.sh`)
name to use **bold** and U to underline (examples: $BRed, $UBlack for bold red and underlined black) name to use **bold** and U to underline (examples: `$BRed`, `$UBlack` for bold red and underlined black)
3. Type `esc` twice to add `sudo` before the current command (oh-my-zsh's `sudo` plugin)
4. Autoupdate script running every two weeks, autoupdate function: dotfiles_selfupdate (or `git pull` from `$DOTFILES` folder) 3. Autoupdate script running every two weeks, autoupdate function: `dotfiles_selfupdate` (or `git pull` from `$DOTFILES`folder)
5. Automatic fix of the `SSH_AUTH_SOCK` enviroment variable: `~/.ssh/rc` is installed run on every ssh login, 4. Automatic fix of the`SSH_AUTH_SOCK`environment variable:`~/.ssh/rc` is installed run on every ssh login,
and updates a symlink pointing (`~/.ssh/ssh_auth_sock`). `SSH_AUTH_SOCK` points to this (set in `brethil_dotfile.sh`). and updates a symlink pointing (`~/.ssh/ssh_auth_sock`). `SSH_AUTH_SOCK`points to this (set in`brethil_dotfile.sh`).
The idea is that if the user is logging in using ssh -A, and using tmux, it will be possible to use The idea is that if the user is logging in using `ssh -A`, and using tmux, it will be possible to use
the remote socket over different sessions by always using the symlink. the remote socket over different sessions by always using the symlink.