Joshua Finch
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- autopairs (trying again and kind of liking it) - render-markdown to render markdown in editor - twilight for dimming other lines - nvim-biscuits Changes to the zshrc settings to add location, color settings environment variables, some keybindings, universal aliases for coloration, etc. Adding a loader.enable to the start of init.lua for faster load times (need to benchmark this but it feels faster).
FaultyBranches Dotfiles
Yet another repository of dotfiles, this time for the FaultyBranches way of setting up a non-machine specific user's software.
Included are configs for:
- neovim
- tmux
- wezterm
- zsh
While the setup is opinionated its goal is to provide desired behaviour rather than limiting to specific
Applications
Neovim
Console/terminal based text editor with hefty extensibility, speed and flexibility.
The configs are an attempt at including some IDE functionalities
- Auto-complete via nvim-cmp
- LSP setup via lspconfig and mason
- Debugging via DAP and plugins
- Code snippets via luasnips and a base
- Git integration via gitsigns
- Syntax highlighting and symbol parsing via treesitter
- Quality of life options
- Language aware shortcuts for (un)commenting lines or blocks
- Zettlekasten style note plugin for taking/searching/linking notes
- Markdown preview that opens a live updating html view of an edited markdown file
- Telescope fuzzy search for files and file contents
Tmux
The terminal multiplexer for windowing and pane setups for long running shell sessions.
Simple configuration setup for a few shortcuts, adding the tpm plugin manager, and adding a couple plugins for colorscheme, system clipboard interactions and a few "sensible" settings.
The main changes to shortcuts involve:
- Moving to Ctrl-Space for the prefix leader instead of the default Ctrl-b
- Using
\and-for splitting the window vertically and horizontally, respectively, and unbinding the defaults - Adding a config reload shortcut of
<prefix> r - Moving to vim-like movement between panes and windows
- Removing auto-renaming of windows based on content
Wezterm
Cross-platform terminal emulator built from the ground up with speed, good font rendering, true color and a host of nice optional functions.
Simple setup with automatic config reloading, a colorscheme, font and a couple other bits.
The wezterm.local_linux.lua file is meant as a template for creating a local configuration while also tracking generic linux xcursor configurations
required to fix an issue with cursor display. To use it, copy the file to ~/.config/wezterm/local.lua and wezterm should reload configs automatically.
Zsh
NOTE: Auto-installs oh-my-zsh directly from the github repository when a user opens Zsh for the first time
Sets up the oh-my-zsh framework with:
- Colorscheme
- Autosuggestions and virtual text
- Prompt theme
- Python virtualenv auto-loader
- .env auto-loader
- AWS helper
- Git helper and prompt updater
The config adds the following settings outside of oh-my-zsh:
- PATH environment variable additions for:
- Go binaries
- Rust binaries
- User $HOME based
.local/bin - NVM (Nodejs) binaries
- Keychain initialization for caching SSH keys
- Adding a timing function for checking ZSH load timing
- NVM (Nodejs) environment variable setup and completion loading
- Local specific configuration file loading, with three initial configs:
.zsh_aliases: Aliases for local specific commands.zsh_exports: Exported variables for a specific system.zsh_local: Local ZSH settings for a specific system such as any environment specific bash required to set up a system's shell or direct ZSH settings