whisperity/dotfiles

The synchronisation of Unix shell and environment between machines.

dotfiles's Issues

[vim] Load configuration for the current directory

Either via direnv or preferably find some relevant Vim magic.

Use case: if we are in the LLVM tree, :set shiftwidth=2, otherwise use the one in the normal init.vim.
Maybe we can put a file somewhere in the llvm/ tree (preferably at the top, like .gitignore and .envrc) that Vim can find when starting (walk up the tree from cwd...) and execute as vim commands?

Change vim buffer binds to be the same as byobu binds.

To avoid confusion.

Uninstall support

Prefer ipv6 for listening check in distcc.sh

# Returns true if $1 is listening on the local machine.
function check_tcp4port_listen {
    _dccsh_debug -n "Check port $1..."

    ss -lt4 | grep ":$1" &>/dev/null   # <----- HERE
    local R=$?

    _dccsh_debug -n "    is listening? "
    if [ $R -eq 0 ]; then
        _dccsh_debug "YES"
    else
        _dccsh_debug "NO"
    fi

    return $R
}

source-code

For my setup, the -lt6 works fine. But not the other way around.
Do you think we should change it?

Add a package for getting latest `ninja-build` instead of `apt-get`'s outdated version

Support grep -Rn output opening in vim

$ fse something
./foo/bar/info.txt:1234: asdasd something asdasd,

Copying out and opening ./foo/bar/info.txt:1234 with some custom alias should translate into vim +1234 ./foo/bar/info.txt which makes Vim automatically open at that line.

Install script

It would be nice if there would be a single "install script" which checks out and install this environment on any new user profile.

[Ubuntu 20.04][zsh][tools.fancy] Why isn't the exa aliases respected

When going from bash to zsh in an Ubuntu 20.04 image (like the Docker container that is now spun up from docker/ in the repo), even though ~/.zsh.pre.d is loaded, ls is still the old ls, not the exa alias.

Get VimTex working

[docker] Add the ability to use GitHub API token in requests

To combat rate limiting...

Make first install self-configuring

If user credentials are not set, ask for them during the install of basic package.

[tools.fancy] Delta version 0.4.0 should be installed on Ubuntu 18.04

Versions 0.5.0 and above depend on libgcc-s1 which is not available on Ubuntu 18.04.

Bind for :noh in vimrc.

Ctrl + / perhaps?

Prevent stuff like `rm rf ~`

[python.virtualenv] Broken with the deprecation of Python 2

If python is not installed, the install script for python.virtualenv (as required by internal.virtualenv and thus cmake) cannot work properly. This whole idea has to be redesigned I think.

[Bug] 'git farbc' adds untracked files

TAB completion

diff-so-fancy

• install https://github.com/so-fancy/diff-so-fancy
• install colordiff from package manager
• Set up git to use diff-so-fancy as pager
• Create alias for diff A B to use diff -Naur A B | colordiff | diff-so-fancy for highlighting

Don't save "dangerous operations" into history

Like rm -rf, git reset etc. should either completely not saved to history, or maybe saved as # rm -rf...

Alias "git reset" away so "git reset --hard" takes a confirmation. Same with "checkout --"...

[tools.fancy] Use `deb-get` for bat, fd and the like

Make sure failing installs actually fail

E.g. vim.ycm fails to install if python3-dev is missing from the system packages, and yet the install is marked as "successful":

[DEBUG] Copy tree '/tmp/dotfiles-wsz_62g_/vim.ycm-0i1t8_8c/YouCompleteMe' to '/home/whisperity/.vim/bundle/YouCompleteMe
[DEBUG] Unconditionally copied 'config.vim (/opt/Dotfiles/packages/vim/ycm/config.vim)' to '/home/whisperity/.vim/config/YouCompleteMe.vim'
Searching Python 3.8 libraries...
ERROR: Python headers are missing in /usr/include/python3.8.
/opt/Dotfiles/packages/vim/ycm
Creating package archive for 'vim.ycm'
Successfully installed 'vim.ycm'.

Installer that downloads and sets up extra tools, such as CMake

In most development cases, CMake should be installed as a downloaded tarball version, as opposed to the package manager. (Ubuntu's package manager CMake is too old for most projects to work with.)

• Download the latest version of CMake automatically
• Install CMake: if sudo is present, under /opt, if not, under HOME/opt.
• Set up symbolic links to the installed CMake version, either through update-alternatives (if sudo), or in HOME/bin.
• Make sure dotfiles cmake checks if the latest CMake is present, and if not, reinstalls it (after asking the user)

YouCompleteMe

Get YouCompleteMe working for CodeChecker and CodeCompass, and in general.

Add JetBrains tools' default configurations

Missing CMAKE dependency: Beautiful Soup 4

On a freshly installed Ubuntu 18.04 python 3 package Beautiful Soup 4 is not available.
Consider checking, and installing it when CMAKE package is chosen.