dstrunk/dotfiles

System-specific files for getting a new computer environment up to speed.

dotfiles's Issues

Replace Vundle with minpac

Replace the heavier weight Vundle with minpac, a lightweight plugin manager for vim 8 that leverages job controls for async package installs.

Better documentation for Linux (fix xbacklight, etc.)

Certain configuration isn't possible to add in dotfiles... for instance, fixing xbacklight is a process that requires writing to X11/xorg.conf.d, which rightly should be locked down. (for posterity, until documentation is better, the fix is this):

# File: /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/10-backlight.conf
# https://jacobevanshreve.me/2017/03/16/fixing-xbacklight/

Section "Device"
	Identifier "Intel"
	Driver "intel"
#	Option "AccelMethod" "uxa"
EndSection

Add documentation for the following:

• i3 config options for media keys (needed installs, etc.)
• Xresources
• anything in ~/.config that should be documented... at the moment, polybar, i3, et al
• preferences (urxvt, rofi, polybar, ranger, neofetch, scrot)
• gpg, vim, tmux, git configurations
• font installs (Add any licensed fonts to this repo with encryption only)
• symbolic linking of any weird programs (at the moment enpass comes to mind… the only way to start their program via CLI or rofi is to first symlink startenpass.sh to /usr/bin directory as 'enpass')

Use vim plug instead of minpac

https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug

Vim Plug seems to be the community favorite for managing plugins, it's got support for post-update hooks, and on-demand filetype loading.

Add bash-git-prompt

Add https://github.com/magicmonty/bash-git-prompt to have a better understanding of where our repo is

Add maintained versions of unmaintained vim plugins

kien's ctrlP and rainbow_parentheses are unmaintained. Switch them out with these active forks instead:

• ctrlp: https://github.com/ctrlpvim/ctrlp.vim
• rainbow_parentheses: https://github.com/junegunn/rainbow_parentheses.vim

Add cask to emacs config

Use https://github.com/cask/cask to manage packages across machines

Only use MAMP version of PHP if installed

When using Arch, this configuration throws errors: https://github.com/dstrunk/dotfiles/blob/master/bash/bashrc.local#L46

Use a check to ensure MAMP is at least installed before overriding PHP / MySQL:

if [[ -d /Applications/MAMP/ ]]; then ...

This may need to be more robust than a simple conditional in the future, if using some sort of PHP version manager.

Move dotfiles configuration into dotfiles

Currently there is functionality in the dstrunk/laptop script that should exist here as part of the dotfiles build (via dotbot). This issue is to help track across repositories.

Add plugins for PHP, CSS support

These plugins need to be added for PHP and CSS support

Plugin 'stanangeloff/php.vim'
Plugin 'joonty/vim-phpqa'
Plugin 'Ioannis-Kapoulas/vim-autoprefixer'

also note that per this issue the autoprefixer cli tool is deprecated in favor of postcss --use autoprefixer. An easy fix for this is to add this alias to bash:

alias autoprefixer="postcss --use autoprefixer"

Add `vim-composer`, `projectionist` and `vim-laravel`

Vim composer allows for gf to a file in the composer autoload directory, projectionist is always good and laravel for our good good framework needs.

mutt for email

http://stevelosh.com/blog/2012/10/the-homely-mutt/#how-i-use-email