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https://github.com/deeleman/dotfiles
My personal boilerplate templates for GIT and BASH dotfile with useful aliases and color schemes
https://github.com/deeleman/dotfiles
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My personal boilerplate templates for GIT and BASH dotfile with useful aliases and color schemes
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/deeleman/dotfiles
- Owner: deeleman
- License: gpl-2.0
- Created: 2014-01-08T23:40:15.000Z (almost 11 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2014-10-19T20:56:33.000Z (about 10 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-10-16T21:49:22.567Z (3 months ago)
- Language: Shell
- Homepage:
- Size: 301 KB
- Stars: 1
- Watchers: 3
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE
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README
#My Dotfiles
These are my personal boilerplate templates for GIT and BASH config files with useful aliases, basic (secure) login information and thorough color configuration schemes for common operations.
## 1. Git
### 1.a. Aliases
* ``git st`` - shows files status including branch information
* ``git co`` - performs a ``checkout`` command
* ``git cb`` - performs a ``checkout`` command and creates the new branch on the fly
* ``git cm`` - performs a commit expecting a message: ``commit -m``
* ``git b`` - performs a ``branch``command
* ``git bs`` - lists all branches sorted by commit date (including the last commit ref)
* ``git df`` - performs a DIFF command with a colorful output
* ``git l`` - retrieves the git log in a colorful format
* ``git ll`` - retrieves the git log in a colorful format emphasizing the timestamp for each commit
* ``git up`` - performs a ``pull``command
* ``git upr`` - performs a ``pull``command rebasing files straight away
* ``git p`` - performs a ``push``command and expects the origin data to be appended
* ``git abort`` - resets all uncomitted changes and files by executing ``reset --hard HEAD``
* ``git undo`` - undos last commit with ``reset HEAD~1``
* ``git recommit`` - execute this for ammending the commit message
* ``git rem`` - enlists remotes by executing ``remote -v``
* ``git conflicts`` - shows list of files that have a merge conflict
* ``git unstage [file]`` - removes file from next commit
* ``git pending`` - lists all unpushed commits made so far
* ``git here`` - shows only changes to files in current directory
### 1.b. Colored Output
* Adds colored output to `git branch`
* Adds colored output to `git diff`
* Adds colored output to `git status`
## 2. BASH
In addition to the following shortcuts the install script will save a ``.vimrc`` resource file with coloured syntax enabled for VIM.
### 2.a. Desktop Program Launchers
* ``preview`` - Open a preview window
* ``safari`` - Open a Safari window
* ``firefox`` - Open a Firefox window
* ``chrome`` - Open a Chrome window
* ``f`` - Open a Finder window
* ``textedit`` - Open a Textedit window
* ``skype`` - Open a Skype window
### 2.b. Directory Browsing Aliases
* ``home`` - Moves prompt to ``~``
* ``..`` - Moves prompt up one level
* ``up`` - Same as above
* ``all`` - Lists all files, including hidden files
* ``lx`` - Lists all files sorted by extension
* ``lk`` - Lists all files sorted by size ascending
* ``lt`` - Lists all files sorted by date descending
* ``lc`` - Lists all files sorted by/show change time,most recent last
* ``lu`` - Lists all files sorted by/show access time,most recent last
### 2.c. File Operations Aliases (mostly added interactive flags)
* ``rm`` - Equivalent to ``rm -i``
* ``cp`` - Equivalent to ``cp -i``
* ``mv`` - Equivalent to ``mv -i``
* ``mkdir``- Equivalent to ``mkdir -p``. Prevents accidentally clobbering files
* ``dsclean`` - Get rid of those pesky .DS_Store files recursively from current location
* ``ax`` - Assigns execution permissions (a+x)
### 2.d. Environmental Aliases
* ``flush`` - Flush your dns cache
* ``showhidden`` - Show hidden files in Finder (for Mac OS X Mavericks)
* ``hidehidden`` - Hide hidden files in Finder (for Mac OS X Mavericks)
* ``path`` - Beautified display of PATH variables
* ``libpath`` - Beautified display of LIBRARY PATH variables
* ``du`` - Yields disk usage in a more readable format
* ``df`` - Yields disk available in a more readable format
* ``which`` - Describe a command
* ``h`` - Console history
* ``j`` - Print currently running jobs and their status
## 3. Installation
If you're on a Mac/ you can leverage the install script included. Please be aware that the install script will require your ```sudo``` password at some point of the installation process. The script will copy the GIT and BASH
dorfiles of your repo to the $HOME directory and will symlink the copied files straight away to make them available immediately, onc executed a ``source`` command.
```
$ ./install.sh
```
## 4. Acknowledgements
Remarkable parts fo the GIT config file were borrowed from Jack Lukic's [Git-Aliases](https://github.com/jlukic/Git-Aliases) repo. The GIT exclusion file implements a good cut of the one proposed by Todd Motto in [Fireshell](https://github.com/toddmotto/fireshell).
The BASH config file is inspired on different sources but mostly on the [one maintained](https://github.com/bt3gl/Dotfiles-and-Bash-Examples/blob/master/configs/bashrc) by Marina AKA [bt3gl](https://github.com/bt3gl).
Last but not least, the install script is mostly inspired by the one [provided by Paul Miller](https://github.com/paulmillr/dotfiles).