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A hacky general cli environment. Should* run on anything from a new mac to a docker container.

*as long as the planets have aligned properly

Includes:

• ohmyzsh
  • p10k
  • Autocomplete and fuzzy searchable command history
• lvim
  • customized keybinds
  • plugins that turn LunarVim into more of an IDE
• tmux
  • some solid custom config, with catpuccin themed status line
• custom shell scripts
  • available in ./scripts/

Install

pre-reqs

• bash
• curl
• hopfully be on a linux distro i support or on OSX

1. ./install
2. press y if you want to backup config files
3. put in your password to install system packages ?. profit.

You may be prompted to press 'y' for some packages. First time installs will require you to interact with Oh-my-zsh, and exit the shell the first time.

Then source ~/.zshrc to enable environment, or just restart zsh

Custom Scripts

Located in ./scripts/, there's a handful of pretty useful scripts that I've made. Here's some explanations on what they do. Most of them should give you a help message if you use it wrong.

script	function
docker-shell	Creates and attaches to a Bash instance inside of a docker VM
ha	Toggle devices using the HomeAssistant API
lockd	a diary tool i use to lock a diary with my gpg key
nettest	Tests some random aspects of a network for sanity
opac	toggle the opacity in Alacritty from 20% to 80%. Optionally use an argument to set the opacity between 0-100
power	Check if a mac is charging
rm2web	Use a Remarkable's hostname and forward the address to your localhost at :8689
ssh-portforward	forward a remote port to yours. Simple syntax. Abstracts the ssh -L command.
theme	swap a catpuccin theme. Syncs themes between Neovim and Alacritty
ulockd	unlock tool for my diary
updf2rm	upload a pdf to a remarkable notebook - given a hostname
venv	create and source a Python3 virtual environment in your current directory. Or, just source the existing virtualenv.

Feature Tracker

• CLI_overhaul
  • Track more files
    • nvim
    • zsh
    • apt
    • systemctl
    • ssh
    • homebrew
    • custom scripts
    • tmux
    • nushell
    • alacritty
    • shell login MOTD's
  • Move system to cli based installer, with better options / more coherent system
  • [-] Install all neovim config, bootstrap and make it work out of the box.
  • New CLI based installer
    • Need portability, so use bash with portable commands
  • Update git project flow, get new config and update existing stuff
    • (Optional) Show changes to be made before update
  • Update local files, use latest git files and update accordingly
    • Flow that includes prompts for what scripts to change
      • select from many form
        • 1. Install this config
        • 1a. Ask to install
        • 2a. Show changes before update
        • 2. Update this config
        • 3. Exit
    • Do not force install things if possible

Beyond here, these things are no longer supported

I'm keep this around for documentation.

nvim setup

try starting nvim and just waiting. There's a first time install script that should bootstrap everything.

Neovim should bootstrap itself ootb. If it doesn't, run these scripts. Currently, the paths it's trying to bootstrap itself from don't always exist, so critical errors are expected on a first time run.

:PackerSync :TSInstall tsx html

Testing

If you'd like to test out my environment without permanently changing yours, you can temporarily use it with

make test
source ~/.zshrc

And undo it with

make revert

This doesn't install necessary packages, it simply copies .zshrc, .init.vim, .tmux.conf.