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Personal config files for Bash, Windows PowerShell, PowerShell Core and Vim/Neovim. Works on Linux/Windows/WSL/Cygwin/Git Bash/VS Code Remote - Containers. Good cross platform configuration that works similar on different operatingsystems.
https://github.com/JohnEricson/dotfiles

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Personal config files for Bash, Windows PowerShell, PowerShell Core and Vim/Neovim. Works on Linux/Windows/WSL/Cygwin/Git Bash/VS Code Remote - Containers. Good cross platform configuration that works similar on different operatingsystems.

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# John's dotfiles



Personal config files for Bash, Windows PowerShell, PowerShell Core and Vim/Neovim. Works on Linux/Windows/WSL/Cygwin/Git Bash.

Good cross platform configuration that works similar on different operatingsystems.



## Install

To install these dotfiles and [chezmoi](https://www.chezmoi.io) which is the software used to easily manage them, just run these commands on a new machine:



### Linux / Unix

As your normal user in your home dir run:

```sh

sh -c "$(curl -fsLS get.chezmoi.io)" -- init --apply JohnEricson

```

If you get questions about entering username/password try this command instead:

```sh

sh -c "$(curl -fsLS get.chezmoi.io)" -- init --apply --guess-repo-url=false https://github.com/JohnEricson/dotfiles.git

```

The new config for bash will be used next time you login. To refresh your current session with the new config run:

```sh

. ~/.bashrc

```

#### Alternative one-liner

This both installs these dotfiles and [chezmoi](https://www.chezmoi.io) as well as refresh your current session with the new bash config:

```sh

. <(curl -sL https://raw.github.com/JohnEricson/dotfiles/main/install.sh)

```



### Windows

This installs [chezmoi](https://www.chezmoi.io) in the official way in your `~/bin` dir. Same way as it's installed on Linux.



Start PowerShell as your normal user and run:

```powershell

Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Scope CurrentUser

```

After this in your home dir run (This allows your user to run *.ps1 scripts):

```powershell

(irm -useb https://get.chezmoi.io/ps1) | powershell -c -

```

Then run:

```powershell

~/bin/chezmoi init --apply JohnEricson

```

Close your PowerShell window and open a new one to refresh your shell with the new config.



## Manage configuration

This configuration creates an alias `cm` that calls the `chezmoi` command. This is to make chezmoi easier to work with.



### Update configuration to latest version on a machine

As your normal user run:

```sh

cm update

```



## Git aliases



### Install

1) Add this to your `~/.gitconfig` file:

```

[include]

   path = .gitaliases

```



### Aliases



| Alias | Description |

|-------|-------------|

| `l`   | Displays a one-line log of commit history, showing commit hash, date, branch, commit message, and author. |

| `a`   | Shortcut for `git add`. |

| `ap`  | Interactively adds changes to the staging area. |

| `c`   | Shortcut for `git commit --verbose`. |

| `ca`  | Commits all changes, automatically staging tracked files, with verbose mode. |

| `cm`  | Shortcut for `git commit -m`, allowing you to specify the commit message directly. |

| `cmp`  | Same as alias `cm` but also push local changes to remote if commit is successful. |

| `cam` | Commits all changes with a specified commit message. |

| `camp` | Same as alias `cam` but also push local changes to remote if commit is successful. |

| `m`   | Amends the last commit with the changes made in the current working directory, maintaining the previous commit message. |

| `pl`  | Pull latest changes from remote. Shortcut for `git pull` |

| `p`   | Push local changes to remote. Shortcut for `git push` |

| `d`   | Shows the difference between the working directory and the index. |

| `ds`  | Shows the diffstat of changes between the working directory and the index. |

| `dc`  | Shows the difference between the index and the last commit. |

| `s`   | Displays a short status showing modified, added, and deleted files. |

| `co`  | Switch branch. Shortcut for `git checkout`. |

| `cob` | Creates a new branch and switches to it. |

| `b`   | Lists branches sorted by the last modified date. |

| `bd`  | Delete local branch. Shortcut for `git branch -d` |

| `st`  | Stash modified files. Shortcut for `git stash` |

| `po`  | Restore stashed files. Use after `st`. Shortcut for `git stash pop` |

| `la`  | Lists all git aliases configured in the `.gitconfig` file. |



Source code for the aliases: [~/.gitaliases](dot_gitaliases)



### How to use

The git aliases are exposed both in git and in bash so you can for example use `s` for `git status` like this:

#### bash

```bash

gs

```

#### git/PowerShell

```shell

git s

```