Ready to BASH some consoles? Now you are.
- Clone this repo where I tell you to:
git clone git@github.com:krry/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles - Run the setup script:
./getdotty.sh - Refresh your shell's dotfiles:
. ~/.bashrc
Comments for most of the shell mods are inline in the dotfiles. Here are a few highlights:
- a nicely color-coded shell prompt complete with timestamp, clear line breaks, current directory, and current git branch
- a slew of environment variables and configurations to make
gitandnoderun smoothly - a boatload of aliases for common console, git, and git flow commands
- checks and installers for
gitnodebrew- global
npmpackages likegulp,bower,nodemon git flowgit-completion.bash
- support for
zsh
Beers and cheers to Michael Smalley for pubbing his approach to cloud-based dotfiles back in aught-twelve. I adapted his makesymlinks.sh herein because writing shell scripts is like eating uncooked pasta.*
*hard to do, hard to watch, better left to daredevils and machines