This is a copy of Hammad's dotfiles. Running home/bootstrap.sh creates new symlinks in the $HOME folder for all files and folders in /home. Files and folders that you wish to symlink must start with a .

Usage:

cd ~
git clone https://github.com/Hammadk/dotFiles.git
cd dotFiles
sh bootstrap.sh

Once bootstrap.sh is run, you'll see output that looks like:

-e ~/.inputrc does not exist. Symlinking to dotfile.
-e ~/.irbrc is symlinked to your dotfiles.
-e ~/.tmux-mac.conf is symlinked to your dotfiles.

Mac Requirement:

brew install tmux
brew install reattach-to-user-namespace # needed for Tmux

# Dependency for AG
brew install the_silver_searcher

# Fuzzy search for vim
brew install fzf

Mac nice-to-haves:

1. Install Terminal themes in dotfiles/themes
2. Install Fonts from dotfiles/fonts

Vim installation:

:PlugInstall

Vscode installation:

1. Copy vscode/public-keybindings.json
2. Copy vscode/public-user-settings.json

Mac settings:

Keyboard:
* Key repeat rate: fastest
* Delay until repeat: Slowest
* Modifer: Capslock -> No action
* Automator: Cmd + shift + 1 -> GPT
* Automator: Cmd + shift + 2 -> Code Editor
* Automator: Cmd + shift + 3 -> Notes
* Disable default Cmd + shift + 3 -> screenshot shortcut
* option + space -> Iterm

Font installation for powerline:

You need to get fonts modified for powerline. Ones that are compatible with
vim-airline:

1. git clone https://github.com/Znuff/consolas-powerline.git
2. Install all fonts.
3. Configure your Terminal or iTerm2 to use the installed Powerline font. iTerm2 -> Preferences -> Profiles -> Text