Dotfiles for frontend-developer.
git clone git://github.com/ignovak/dotfiles ~/dotfiles && ~/dotfiles/install.sh- brew (requires https://developer.apple.com/downloads/)
- tmux
- ag
- tree
- httpie
- rvm
- zsh
- zsh-syntax-highlighting
ln -s /usr/local/share/zsh-syntax-highlighting ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/
- zsh-syntax-highlighting
Uses oh-my-zsh and a bunch plugins for it (like common-aliases).
There are also some config files for bash.
There are some zsh-plugins (like git and gitfast) and .gitconfig file.
See list of aliases, provided by git plugin, here: https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/wiki/Plugin:git#aliases.
See vimtutor and :help.
The most important plugins:
NeoBundle – plugin manager
Unite – common shell for dealing with lists (sources)
Main use-cases (working with thi config):
<Space>b- Show buffers list.<Space>f- Search by project files. NB: might work slowly in projects with a large amount of files (~10k). For better setup consider using local .vimrc and .agignore files inside the project.<Space>/,<Space>*- Search by project code.<Space>m- List of mappings.
You can add your own sources.
VimShell – powerful shell inside vim
Opens by \h (<leader>h)
VimFiler – advanced file manager (replaces netrw and nerdtree)
Toggles by <Bs>
\f (<leader>f) opens vimfiler and finds current file
See help (g? in vimfiler buffer or :h vimfiler) for learning mappings. Some examples:
v - File preview
o, <CR> - Open file/directory
l, <Right> - Move to file or directory
h, <Left> - Move to parent directory
gf - Search files in current directory (uses Unite file_rec)
gr - Search code in current directory (uses Unite grep)
File operations:
-
r- Rename file/directory -
N- New file -
K- New directory -
cc- copy file/directory -
dd- delete file/directory -
mm- move file/directory
Neosnippet – snippet support
Expanding snippets by <Tab>. Examples:
For css
dn ->
display: none;
poa ->
position: absolute;For js
cl ->
console.log(${1});
f ->
function(${1}) {
${3}
}${2}You can add your own snippets in ~/.vim/snippets/* and helper utils for them (in ~/.vim/snippets/support_functions.vim).
tComment – code commenting
Usage:
gc<motion>in normal-mode comments text by motion. E.g.,gcipcomment the entire paragraphgccin normal-mode comments one linegcin visual-mode comments selected text
Surround – handy actions with quotes and brackets
See documentation. Simple examples: dsb deletes parentheses and cs"' changes double quotes to single.
Fugitive – powerful plugin for working with git
Some use cases:
\g(:Gstatus) opengit statusin split- in same split you can add / remove files from stage with
- Dwill open diffview of previous and current versions of<cfile>(same is for:Gdiff):Gblameopensgit blamein vertical split. Pressingoor<cr>on<cword>opens commit preview. Also\bworks (for normal and visual modes)
Shell-commands
tm- create new tmux-session on sockettm-$USERtm a- open previous session
Tmux-commands
<c-b>?- help (available commands list). Closed by q<c-b>c- Open new window in current session<c-b>n/<c-b>p/<c-b>2- Go to next / previous window / window #2<c-b>%/<c-b>"- Open vertical ⎅ / horizontal ⌸ split<c-b>o- Move between splits<c-b>$- Rename session<c-b>s- Switch sessions
There are some useful scripts in bin directory. E.g.:
watchwatches file system changes (useful for debugging)
Please, ask any questions or add comments at issues.