emmanueljs1/dotfiles

my dotfiles

emma's dotfiles

Installing:

Clone this repo into your root dir, then running:

./install.sh

should do everything to have your terminal / vim up and running.

Can append contents of .gitconfig to your own root .gitconfig.

Updating dotfiles:

If you make an update to a dotfile and want to update your own clone of this repo you can run:

./update.sh

This ignores anything after "do-not-include" in your dotfiles (for machine specific things). For example, if you have #do-not-include in .bash_profile or "do-not-include in .vimrc then everything after will not be included

Notes:

• If you have merlin installed (opam install merlin), running opam user-setup install should configure Vim to use merlin

• Configure coc.nvim language servers (e.g. for Haskell and OCaml)

Dependencies:

• yarn for coc.nvim
  • If this dependency is missed, :PlugInstall will not suffice -- go into ~/.vim/plugged/coc.nvim and run yarn install
• zsh (4.9 or greater) for oh-my-zsh
• Some things that are hopefully already installed: vim, git, clang, cmake, python2.7, curl/wget
  • For terminal inside vim functionality, you need vim 8
• Some plugin dependencies (you can remove the relevant plugin for each of these instead of getting the dependency)
  • Nerd Fonts and then set your terminal font to an installed Nerd Font for the airline status bar to display properly. Alternatively, you can change the line let g:airline_powerline_fonts=1 to let g:airline_powerline_fonts=0 in ~/.vimrc
  • fzf for the fzf-vim plugin, super useful plugin that lets you search within your project
  • ag for fzf-vim's project search feature + for grepping
  • bat for fzf-vim's project search feature to syntax highlight file previews (optional)
  • fd for fzf-vim's file searching
  • iTerm2 (with Preferences -> Terminal -> 'Save lines to scrollback in alternate screen mode' unchecked) for the onedark.vim color scheme to look better