lfilho/dotfiles

NeoVim + git + zsh + tmux bliss

Hi there 👋

I'm Luiz. I like people and software.

• 🔭 I am currently a Sr. Engineering Manager managing a few teams at Coursera
• 📫 How to reach me: https://luiz.dev
• 😄 Pronouns: he/him
• ⚡ Fun fact: Andean condors can fly for ~5 hours and only flap their wings ~1% of the time, covering about 172km (107 miles)! Now that is TP99 efficient! (source).

Recruiters:

• Only remote roles will get my attention.
• 4-day work week will get my interest.

dotfiles's Issues

Add zsh completions for tmuxp

Right now completions for tmuxp doesn't work (see here: tmux-python/tmuxp#190)

When it's fixed, let's add them here :)

Ability to to set iTerm font and other prefs

Maybe it's already possible...
Would be nice to set some options during installation time such as font face and size

Consider fzf

https://github.com/junegunn/fzf.vim

https://medium.com/@crashybang/supercharge-vim-with-fzf-and-ripgrep-d4661fc853d2
http://tilvim.com/2016/01/06/fzf.html
https://github.com/junegunn/fzf
https://github.com/junegunn/fzf/blob/master/README-VIM.md

maybe https://github.com/pbogut/fzf-mru.vim

Use javascript tags

Research how to generally use ctags in vim and how the best way to use it with JS

Rakefile with conflicts

Hi, Luiz!

Your Rakefile contains non-resolved git conflitct marks.

Revisit / Update / Create docs

• Zsh
• Vim
  • Note on Architecture
  • Note on Configurations
  • Note on Plugins
  • Prune deprecated mappings or configs
  • Update comments/documentation where needed
• Tmux
• Git
• Test
• Vimify
• OSX

Neovim Xenial not available causes Dockerfile to fail.

I know this is not your issue. Just raising awareness.

I changed the Dockerfile to use the unstable neovim ppa and the neovim install is successful and the docker compose run succeeds.

Enhancement on documentation (README.md) for newbies

Hi, Luiz!

Now that I've installed you custom Zsh on a clean machine, and without your help, I think I can contribute to help newbies on zsh installation on a clean newly-installed Linux OS. For those not familiar with Ruby on Rails nor rake, here's my sugestion to a simple step-by-step installation guide:

1. Make sure you have zsh installed on your machine (default location is /bin/zsh). Type zsh --version to see if you have it. If not, install it running the command sudo apt-get install zsh
2. Make sure you have vim installed. If not, install it with sudo apt-get install vim
3. Run the installation script running sh -c "curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lfilho/dotfiles/master/install.sh`"`
4. When the installation program ask for saving Vim file, answer yes
5. If asked, provide your superuser password
6. Configure your terminal program to point the command to zsh (default /bin/zsh)
7. Restart you Terminal
8. You're done.

Configure deoplete to show snippets

prompt lfilho slow

I like the theming of prompt lfilho, but it is a little lag on a git repo comparing to the powerline theme. Do you know which part might cause this latency? Thanks.

NVim ,b conflict

CtrlP binding ,+b conflicts with camelcasemotion's (see here)

Just a Question

@lfilho I am getting back to trying out your fork of skwp/dotfiles via my own fork of your work. I am looking at it more critically and that has generated some questions.

You seem to be using this repo as more of an all encompassing workstation setup vs. terminal configuration framework like skwp/dotfiles.

Would that be a fair assessment?

I ask this because the Brewfile seems to install A LOT of stuff that is not terminal related, or is the extra software somehow used by the nvim plugins.

It really does more than I want and was wondering if I remove most of the stuff from the Brewfile in my fork if I was going to break a bunch of stuff.

If I chose to modify the Brewfile and continued to use it on both MacOS and Linux what would be the bare minimum Brewfile without breaking things?

brew 'bat'
brew 'ctags'
brew 'neovim'
brew 'tmux'
brew 'zsh'

I included tmux above because I compile it on Linux and do not use the native package anyway.

I was even looking at the possibility of reverting to not even using brew unless it was on MacOS and leaving the Brewfile alone since I install most of that stuff on MacOS using brew already. I would probably just create a function in the Rakefile to install the nvim requirements if the OS were Linux.

I don't know, it just seems odd to me to use Homebrew on Linux instead of the native package managers that are already there. I'm not sure how I feel about how it creates a whole separate filesystem tree with stuff it installs and that I can end up with Firefox from both native package manager and Homebrew.

Am I over thinking this?

Linux Support Efforts

Just a quick dump of some things I'm observing while trying to install it on Linux, in order to start supporting it:

1. Installing vim-gnome via apt-get will install vim with lua support (as of this writing, version 7.4.52). Will also install ruby as dependency for us (Ruby is required by YADR either way).

Weird cursor respositioning after completion fail

When tab is pressed and no matches are found, cursor goes to wrong line.

Consider UltiSnips or NeoSnippet

Seems like the deoplete supports UltiSnips snippets in its completion... So might worth the change
https://github.com/SirVer/ultisnips