.ashrc

dotfiles, just the way Ashwin likes them

Take a look at a good set of references to dot files management here

Installation:

Clone this repo to your $HOME

cd $HOME
git clone https://github.com/iamashwin99/.ashrc

Now cd into .ashrc and run the installer:

cd .ashrc && export ASHRC=`pwd` && source install.sh

or manually edit the right rc file (~/.bashrc for bash and ~/.zshrc for zsh) with the following lines:

###### Ashwin's Customizations ######
export ASHRC=/home/karnada/.ashrc  # Path to cloned copy
[[ ! -f $ASHRC/ashrc.sh ]] || source $ASHRC/ashrc.sh

or alternatively on a shared machine set it at

###### Ashwin's Customizations ######
export ASHRC=/home/mpsddeb/karnada/.ashrc  # Path to cloned copy
alias ashitup="[[ ! -f ${ASHRC}/ashrc.sh ]] || source ${ASHRC}/ashrc.sh"
alias ashwinstmux="tmux -f ${ASHRC}/tmux/tmux.conf"

By default the installer and the rc file assumes that this repo is cloned at ~/.ashrc if not, maunally edit the env variable $ASHRC (in terminal and the .ashrc file) to point to the correct installation location.

Further remember to install the pluging from within the various packages:

tmux:
- inside tmux type prefix + I

Features:

mkcd:

mkcd is a shell funciton that create s direcotry and then cd's into it . eg:

mkcd folderA/folderB

Sprungeit

sprungeit is a shell function to upload a file to http://sprunge.us/ and returns its url. eg:

sprungeit config.log

Auto updates:

Auto updates 20% of the times the shell is loaded ( randomly ). can be manually called via the bash function:

updateashrc