Pete's dot files

My dot files for linux and OSX. I use fish and vim with plug doing the plugin management. Below are notes for myself because I always forget these things. Might as well put them in the readme.

To setup a new machine:

1. Clone this repo in home dir
2. cd dotfiles
3. setup.sh

To add a new submodule:

1. cd dotfiles
2. git submodule add plugin-repo-url vim/bundle/plugin-name
3. setup.sh

To update all submodules

1. cd dotfiles
2. git submodule foreach git pull origin master
3. git add --all
4. git commit
5. git push

To bring submodules current on other host after update

1. cd dotfiles
2. git pull
3. git submodule update --recursive

Custom vim binds I have setup

• space p - Open the current file in the default program on OSX for a preview (requires Markdown Reader Chrome Extension or similar)
• space n - Toggle line numbers
• space r - Toggle relative line numbers
• space s - Toggle spell check
• space c - Clear the highlight for the current search
• space j - Change to the previous buffer
• space k - Change to the next buffer
• space d - Delete the current buffer
• space tc - Run the golang code coverage from vim-go
• space e - Launch netrw directory browser (:Explore)
• ctrl-j - Next error/warning (ALE)
• ctrl-k - Previous error/warning (ALE)

fish aliases I have setup

• fig - Alias for docker-compose
• sshaws - Alias to ssh, but don't write to known_hosts file. Used for connecting to AWS where the host changes almost every time.
• vi - Alias for vim
• fish_reload - Alias for source ~/.config/fish/config.fish

fish functions I have setup

• .plan - Edits my .plan file, commits, and pushes changes (the repo will be cloned if needed)
• tree - Display a bash style directory tree
• tab_title - Set the title on the current iterm2 tab
• tab_color - Set the current iterm2 tab to the color indicated by the RGB values (0-255)
• tab_nocolor - Set the current iterm2 tab back to default
• tab_red - Shortcut for calling tab_color 255 0 0 - These exist for standard ROYGBIV colors as well as black, white, and brown