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Personal dotfiles Mac OS developer setup
https://github.com/andyatkinson/dotfiles
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Personal dotfiles Mac OS developer setup
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/andyatkinson/dotfiles
- Owner: andyatkinson
- Created: 2013-08-28T00:37:13.000Z (over 11 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2024-04-30T17:25:09.000Z (9 months ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-12-14T05:12:34.116Z (about 2 months ago)
- Topics: terminal, vim
- Language: Shell
- Homepage:
- Size: 309 KB
- Stars: 7
- Watchers: 3
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
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README
# dotfiles
This is how I set up Mac OS for development.
## Summary
* Mac OS defaults.
* Manually remap Caps Lock to Control, for each keyboard!
* Manually enable Control with Accessibility + Zoom + Scroll to zoom in
* Enable tap to click on touch pad
* Other customizations in this file: e.g. key repeat rata
* `xcode-select --install` to install compilation tools
* Uninstall `Garage Band`, `Pages` etc. on a work machine where they won't be used
* Make the bottom dock useful - remove all the content creation apps that aren't used
* Vim 8 (mac version) with native packages [install](https://gist.github.com/manasthakur/ab4cf8d32a28ea38271ac0d07373bb53)
* Vim: Attempted coc LSP and removed:
* https://github.com/itchyny/lightline.vim
```
mkdir -p ~/.vim/pack/plugins/start/
cd ~/.vim/pack/plugins/start/
git clone [email protected]:tpope/vim-rails.git
git clone [email protected]:junegunn/fzf.vim.git
git clone [email protected]:tpope/vim-fugitive.git
git clone [email protected]:vim-ruby/vim-ruby.git
git clone [email protected]:tomtom/tcomment_vim.git
git clone [email protected]:NLKNguyen/papercolor-theme.git
git clone [email protected]:preservim/nerdtree.git
```
* iTerm
* tmux
* [Fish shell](https://fishshell.com/)
*
*
* PostgreSQL installed as [Postgres.app](https://postgresapp.com)
* Git
* Global Git aliases/config in `gitconfig`
* Global Git ignore in `gitignore`
* Fuzzy Finder
*
* ripgrep (rg)
* Formatting SQL using `pg_format` (`brew install pgformatter`) from Vim: , make selection, then: `!pg_format`
## Installation
Make sure `ENV['HOME']` points at the home directory.
Clone this directory and run one or more installation Rake tasks
```sh
$ rake -T
rake dotfiles # install the dotfiles into home directory
rake macos_defaults # replace OS X defaults
```
Or to run all:
```sh
rake install
```
## Fonts
* [11 Best Programming Fonts](https://itnext.io/11-best-programming-fonts-724283a9ed57)
* I'm trying out `Hack`
## Release notes
2021-11-01
Added Fonts
2021-10-20
Overhaul of setup for 2021 development on a Mac.
Introduction of new things: GH CLI, Fish shell
Removed: ctrl-p, ctrl-p funky, tagbar, mustache templating, goyo vim, ack vim
2017-03-24
`:PluginUpdate` was run to update all plugins. Should convert this setup to native plugin management soon.
2015-04-28
Switch from git bash completion script to a homebrew version
2016-03-01
Link homebrew openssl explicitly on El Capitan OS X, before installing the eventmachine 1.0.5
Puma 2.9.1 (specify opt-dir or can configure bundler)
`gem install puma -v '2.9.1' -- --with-opt-dir=/usr/local/opt/openssl`
## Homebrew
```
# critcal
ripgrep
rbenv
nvm
git
bash-completion
tmux
reattach-to-user-namespace
ctags
gpg
redis
tldr
jrnl
glow
# less critical
nginx
python
wkhtmltopdf
wget
proctools
fortune
htop
watch
gcal
dos2unix
jq
mplayer
tree
markdown
tig
hg
ranger
ngrok
httpie
pgcli
ical-buddy
readline
pyenv # manage python version
wrk # load testing, use wrk2
pssh # parallel ssh
lnav # log file viewer
brew tap heroku/brew && brew install heroku
# cask
brew tap homebrew/cask-versions
brew update
brew tap caskroom/cask
# cask Mac OS apps
install --cask rectangle
install --cask iterm2
install --cask macdown # Mac OS Markdown editor
install --cask dropbox
install --cask lyricsx
brew install --cask lunar # adjust brightness of LG display
brew install --cask sourcetree
```
## Extras
* [OS X shortcuts](http://mattgemmell.com/mac-keyboard-shortcuts/)
## OS X
* Remap caps lock to control
| Command | Description |
| ----------- | ----------- |
| softwareupdate --list | find available things to install |
| softwareupdate --install | update the software you named |
| ctrl-arrow key | ctrl-arrow key |
| command-alt-h | hide other applications' windows, alt is fn+opt |
## vim
Interesting help:
`:help opening-window`
| Command | Description |
| ----------- | ----------- |
| de | delete to the end of the current word, INCLUDING the last character |
| ce | change until the end of word |
| 2dd | delete 2 lines |
| % | place cursor on character like `(` and press `%` to find match |
| "_d | black hole register, e.g. "_dw to delete a word without storing the result in a register |
| Ctrl-e | execute vim-sparkup |
| gf | jump to code under cursor, rails.vim adds more
| jj | insert mode to normal mode
| jjj | insert mode to normal mode and write buffer
| leader-z | goyo writing mode
| Ctrl-n | on top of a word, enable multiple cursors match
| Ctrl-p | next match with multiple cursors, ctrl-x to skip a match
| F8 | tagbar :TagbarToggle
| Ctrl-c | in normal mode, writes to ~/.vimbuffer (copy and paste between instances)
| Ctrl-v v | paste from ~/.vimbuffer
| Ctrl-p | normal mode, CtrlP find
| Ctrl-b | CtrlP MRU buffer list
| Ctrl-f | CtrlP function matching
| Ctrl-h/j/k/l | navigate between panes
| Ctrl-^ | last buffer
| leader-n | show file in nerdtree
| Ctrl-p | insert mode, displays autocomplete suggestions
| s | in nerdtree, "s" on a file opens it in a vertical split
| i | in nerdtree, "i" opens in split
| :A | rails.vim, open alternative file
| :Rcontroller | rails.vim, open related controller
| :Rails console | rails.vim, open a console
| :Rlog | rails.vim, open rails log file in a split window
| :ctags -R ! | generate tags file for project
| leader-c | call ctags on project
| Ctrl-] | navigate via tags to item under cursor
| Ctrl-t | navigate back after jumping with ctags
| :AV | rails.vim, edit the alternate file in a vertical split
| dap | delete around paragraph
| :ta | navigate list of tags
| "*y | copy to OS X clipboard
| Ctrl-v | in ctrlp buffer list, open buffer in vertical split
| Ctrl-x | in ctrlp buffer list, open buffer in split
| leader-w | write buffer
| leader-q | quit buffer
| ^ | jump to first character of line
| leader-s | toggle spellchecking
| Ctrl-w | toggle panes
| gU | make uppercase, plus motion (w, k etc.)
| ~ | swap case
| Ctrl-o | jump back
| Ctrl-i | jump forward
| nG | jump to line n
| Ctrl-u | in insert mode, delete line before cursor
| Ctrl-w | in insert mode, delete word before cursor
| Ctrl-w H/J/K/L | re-configure split panes, cycle the splits layout
| leader-p F5 | refresh ctrlp buffer list
| :30winc > | add 30 characters of width to vertical split
| v | with ack.vim, browsing results, "v" to open result in vertical split
| Ctrl-w _ | maximize a pane vertically
| Ctrl-w | | maximize a pane horizontally
| Ctrl-w = | make the pane sizes equal
| ctrl-w = | resize all panes
| leader-t | with vimux and turbux, run test in tmux pane
| leader-T | run focused unit test in tmux pane with vimux and turbux
| :vs | open the last buffer in a vertical split
| - | first non-blank character previous line
| _ | first non-blank character current line
| Ctrl-w r | rotate/swap/cycle/switch split panes
| daw | delete around word
| fx | jump to first x, ; char repeats motion
| i and a | text objects, select inside, or select everything including delimiter, e.g. cit
| is | inside sentence
| ip | inside paragraph
| t{char} | before the char, f{char} puts cursor on the char
| mm | set a mark, with char m, m{a-zA-Z}
| `m | jump to mark m
| `. | last change
| g; | similar to `., can be repeated
| `< | and `> start and end of last visual selection
| dd | cut the current line, ddp to transpose current next lines
| yyp | yank yank paste, duplicates line
| Ctrl-r{register} | e.g. Ctrl-r" or C-r0
| "+p | put from the Plus register, to avoid toggling paste option
| C-\s | on top of a method, cscope query, to find caller of a method
| :so ~/.vimrc | reload the ~/.vimrc
| visual selection + S (capital "s") | type HTML tag like
to surround visual selection in
tag, depends on surround.vim
| ctrl-r " | paste from insert mode
| d/ | hit enter after typing the selection, delete until the selection
| f [space] | ";" will repeat the motion
| pry [tab] | in a ruby file, will insert a pry binding statement, part of the built-in ruby snippets file
| y$ | yank until the end of the line without the newline
| gui | switch to GUI
| redraw! | redraw the screen when it goes black
| e %:h (tab) | expands current directory. supply filename to create a new file at that point on disk.
| cc | delete entire line and enter insert mode
| ciB | change inner block (inside of {} braces)
| comment out | ctrl-slash-slash
| pgrep -f | -f is to match against full argument list, typically need this for a backgrounded rails console process name
| ctrl-o-o | open last location
## bash
| Command | Description |
| ----------- | ----------- |
| ctrl-l | clear line
| Ctrl-u | cut line
| ctrl-y | paste line
| Ctrl-y | restore before delete
| Ctrl-a | move cursor, front of line
| Ctrl-e | move cursor, end of line
| Esc-b | move cursor, back one word
| Esc-f | move cursor, forward one word
| Ctrl-w | delete one word
| option-b | back one word (OS X?)
| option-f | forward one word (OS X?)
| jobs | list jobs
| jobs -p | list backgrounded jobs process IDs
| fg 1 | bring background job 1 to the foreground
| Ctrl-x Ctrl-e | edit command line command in $EDITOR
| less +F path/to/log | "follow" the log file, ctrl-c to go in to search mode, "F" to return to following
## Google Chrome
Workflow goal: avoid opening duplicate tabs:
* Start typing a URL, use "Switch to this tab" when there is a match
* `cmd-shift-a` open up the built-in tab search, if google calendar is already open, use that tab
* [Chrome keyboard shortcuts](https://developers.google.com/chrome-developer-tools/docs/shortcuts)
* Vimium plugin
```sh
cmd-option-i # toggle web inspector
option-command-u # open page source
cmd-shift-a # Search open tabs!
```
## iTerm
* Use Source Code Pro font
* Profile > Keys > Left option key acts as "+Esc"
```sh
Cmd-/ # show cursor
Cmd-shift-d # split the window horizontally
Cmd-option-arrow # move between the split panes
```
## tmux
[Tmux cheat sheet](https://tmuxcheatsheet.com). I use a leader of `Ctrl b`. I also use `screen` which uses `ctrl a`.
| Command| Description|
| ----------- | ----------- |
| leader + w | preview sessions, especially helpful for unnamed sessions |
| tmux new-session -s dev_logs | start a new session named dev_logs |
| tmux attach-session -t 0 | attach to session 0 |
| leader + h | terminate a stuck SSH session |
| leader + $ | rename a session |
Or [rename session from terminal](https://superuser.com/a/428025):
- tmux rename-session [-t current-name] [new-name]
| leader + c | new window |
| leader + , | rename a window |
| leader + space | switch to next pane layout |
Reload configuration:
tmux source ~/.tmux.conf
leader + I (capital "I") to install plugins
## snippets
Snippets directory `~/.vim/bundle/vim-snippets/snippets`
```sh
= # puts in Erb expression tags (requires snipmate)
% # puts in Erb expression tags (requires snipmate)
def # start a ruby method
div # can use this for markup too
```
## [tig](https://github.com/jonas/tig)
```sh
git log | tig
git diff master | tig
h # help
m # toggle main view (useful to jump back and forth between code details and commit titles)
```
## [jrnl](http://maebert.github.io/jrnl/)
* Default config file: `~/.config/jrnl/jrnl.yaml`
* Configure editor in the config file
```sh
jrnl # enter compose mode
jrnl @tag # list entries that include tag
jrnl -n10 # list last 10 entries
jrnl --edit # edit old entries (unencrypted file)
```
## [spectacle](http://spectacleapp.com/)
```sh
option-command-right arrow # right half
option-command-f # full screen
```
## Slack
```sh
+:... # plus sign plus "colon" to pull up Emoji reactions, will react to most recent post
up arrow key # edit last message
Command-t # jump to another channel
Command-1/2/3... # Jump to multiple workspaces in OS X desktop client app
option-arrow up/down # move up/down between channels
command-left/right bracket # move between channels
/remind # create a reminder, type date and time naturally
/leave # leave a channel
/ # find out more slash options available
`` # or triple backticks code fence
```
## Microsoft Teams
[Keyboard Shortcuts for MS Teams](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/keyboard-shortcuts-for-microsoft-teams-2e8e2a70-e8d8-4a19-949b-4c36dd5292d2?ui=en-us&rs=en-us&ad=us)
I use it on Mac OS but swap "command" for "control" on Windows.
```sh
command-shift-x # put focus on new message
command-enter # send message
command-e # search bar on top
command-shift-m # mute/unmute microphone
command-shift-o # toggle video on/off
command-1/2/3 # navigate vertically between activity/chat/teams sections
option-arrow up/down # navigate items vertically under org
```
## Xcode and simulator
```sh
command-shift-o # fuzzy find files by name (open quickly), colon line number (e.g. ":42" to open line 42)
command-b # build
command-1 # etc. to resize the simulator
ctrl-command-left/right # move back and forth between windows
command-click # jump to method definition
ctrl-command-up # switch between header and implementation file
command-shift-j # show file in project navigator
```
## [Httpie](https://github.com/jakubroztocil/httpie)
* `tldr httpie` (or just use `curl`)
## [showterm](http://showterm.io/)
Terminal screencasting!
```sh
showterm [command]
```
## [lnav](http://lnav.org)
Fancy log file viewer with cool features:
```sh
brew install lnav
lnav path/to/log
? # help
```
```sh
Sidekiq.redis { |conn| conn.flushdb }
redis-cli flushdb # dump everything in redis
```
## IntelliJ OS X
IdeaVim action list:
```sh
command-shift-t # jump to corresponding test
command-shift-a # action or option name
command-shift-a, type "select in project view" # view file in project view
command-shift-o # Enter file name
command-[ or command-] # jump backward and forward in history
:action Run # run the current file
:action "Split Vertically" # vertical split
+ h/j/k/l # move between splits
Ctrl + ww # switch between windows
command-shift-c # copy current filepath to clipboard
command+F12 # file structure popup
command+e # view recent files
ctrl-space # basic code completion
ctrl-shift-space # smart code completion
command-1 # show/hide project view
open -a "IntelliJ IDEA" # open application when running Docker
```
Plugin: Key Promoter
## VS Code
- Marp for VS Code
- `Shift-command-V` opens preview but in same window
- `Command-K + V` opens side by side markdown preview for `.md` file
- Column selection: `shift-option` + mouse
- Format SQL queries: SQL Tools
## Zoom
```sh
command-shift-a # toggle audio
command-shift-v # toggle video
```
## Man pages
`tldr` as an improvement or supplement to `man`, with examples, e.g. `tldr curl`
## Maven
```sh
mvn -Dtest=com.andy.AwesomeTest test # run specific test
mvn clean compile exec:java # compile & boot app
```
## Go lang
```sh
gore # Go lang REPL
```
## Homebrew
* `brew list`
* `brew cask list` # OS X
* `brew deps --tree --installed`
## pyenv
* `pyenv versions`
## Windows
* Windows Terminal. `iTerm` like. `Ctrl-Tab` to switch between tabs.
* Use WSL 2. Requires a newer Windows build. This link helps debug Windows Update problems via log files and clears a cache.
* My preference: Remap Caps to Ctrl. This can be done with Keyboard Manager in PowerToys.
* Currently using Ubuntu 18.04 with WSL 2
* Use `wsl` commands `--set-version` to convert an existing distribution or `--set-default-version` for all new distributions
* Chrome with Vimium, AdBlock, 1Password
## MacDown
Markdown editor for OS X. Workaround for being a unidentified developer:
https://macdown.uranusjr.com/faq/#unidentified
## GitHub CLI
* `gh pr create [flags]`
## GitHub
* `T`
* `Command-K`
## Fish shell
* `Ctrl-f` - complete a suggestion
* `fish_config` to launch the web based configuration
* `omf install boxfish`
* `cdh` plus letter or number, or `dirh` - list directory history
* With background `jobs`, use `fg %1` to foreground job 1
## Fuzzy Finder
* `vim (fzf)`
* `history | fzf`
* `:Rg` within Vim to search within files
* `:Buffers`
## ripgrep
* `rg TODO app/models` search the models directory
* `rg --files-with-matches TODO app/models/` # only files, or `-l`
* `rg --files-with-matches TODO app/models/ --sort path`
## Rectangle
## glow
Command line Markdown!
Set a config file to set a pager and other stuff
* `glow --config`
* Edit that file with:
```
# show local files only; no network (TUI-mode only)
local: true
# mouse support (TUI-mode only)
mouse: true
# use pager to display markdown
pager: true
# word-wrap at width
width: 80
```
## `asdf`
A version manager for lots of things
## SSH
Manually set `/etc/ssh/ssh_config`, this is not automatically installed
## Microphone
```sh
osascript -e "set volume input volume 95"
```