by: (Cesar Gomez)

compatibility: Mac OS, Linux

The installation step requires the XCode Command Line Tools and may overwrite existing dotfiles in your HOME and .dotfiles, .vim directories.

default shell zsh chsh -s $(which zsh)

Ensure you have valid public key linked to your github account.

For Mac OS I recommend to use Iterm2 nightly build https://www.iterm2.com/nightly/latest

Run

curl -L raw.github.com/cesargomez89/inspiration-dotfiles/master/bin/dotfiles | bash

The first time openning neovim you have to use: :PlugInstall to install all the plugins, then reopen nvim.

In order to get the font icons working you have to install the respective nerd font. The current font is Insconsolata Nerd Font. After install it, just set the font in your current terminal profile.

The custom tmux binding is C-a (Ctrl + a). To get all the tmux plugins working run: C-a U and type all to update all the plugins.

Further information: TPM

You should run the update when:

• You make a change to ~/.dotfiles/git/gitconfig (the only file that is copied rather than symlinked).
• You want to pull changes from the remote repository.
• You want to update Homebrew formulae and Node packages.

Run the dotfiles command:

$ dotfiles

• Prezto ❤️

• Tmux Plugin Mangager 📦
  • 'tmux-plugins/tpm'
  • 'tmux-plugins/tmux-sensible'
  • 'tmux-plugins/tmux-yank'
  • 'tmux-plugins/tmux-resurrect'
  • 'tmux-plugins/tmux-continuum'
  • 'tmux-plugins/tmux-sessionist'
  • 'tmux-plugins/tmux-pain-control'
• Tmuxinator
• Tmux Resurrect 💀
• Shpotify 🍏

• Async Plugins installer
• fuzzy finder (ctrl+p)
• atags(ctags aync gen)
• async autocomplete
• Neomake (detect ruby syntax)
• nerdtree
• tmux navigation and navbar
• multicursor

Homebrew useful tools:

• GNU core utilities
• bash (latest version)
• git
• the silver searcher
• zsh
• neovim
• wget
• tmux
• Shpotify (Mac OS)
• ctags (Mac OS)
• rsync (latest version, rather than the out-dated OS X installation)
• reattach-to-user-namespace (Mac OS)

My own shortcuts and commands

Zprezto

Prezto has implemented many shortcuts used by the community. Here are the ones I'm using:

  autosuggestions
  environment
  terminal
  editor
  history
  history-substring-search
  homebrew
  directory
  node
  osx
  rails
  rsync
  ruby
  syntax-highlighting
  spectrum
  terminal
  utility
  completion
  git
  tmux
  prompt

Custom OS X settings can be applied during the dotfiles process. They can also be applied independently by running the following command:

$ osxdefaults

Iterm theme: Monokai Soda

Font: Inconsolata Powerline Nerd Font Remember to set the font in iterm2 profile

Neovim Dotfiles Only: https://github.com/cesargomez89/neovim-dotfiles

Screenshot:

If you wish to fork this project and maintain your own dotfiles, you must substitute my username for your own in the above command and the 2 variables found at the top of the bin/dotfiles script.

~/.dotfiles >>> git grep cesargomez

.gitmodules:3:  url = [email protected]:cesargomez89/themes.git
README.md:25:curl -L raw.github.com/cesargomez89/inspiration-dotfiles/master/bin/dotfiles | bash
README.md:148:Neovim Dotfiles Only: https://github.com/cesargomez89/neovim-dotfiles
bin/dotfiles:2:DOTFILES_TARBALL_PATH="https://github.com/cesargomez89/inspiration-dotfiles/tarball/master"
bin/dotfiles:3:DOTFILES_GIT_REMOTE="[email protected]:cesargomez89/inspiration-dotfiles.git"
git/gitconfig:16:    # Use: `git browse https://github.com/cesargomez89/inspiration-dotfiles <commit-ish>`
lib/help:6:OS X dotfiles - Cesar Gomez - http://cesargomez89.github.io/
lib/help:16:Documentation can be found at https://github.com/cesargomez89/inspiration-dotfiles/
lib/list:7:OS X dotfiles - Cesar Gomez - http://cesargomez.github.io/