Dotfiles

I forked this from Andrew Berls - https://github.com/andrewberls/dotfiles.git - and tweaked it into my own.

These are the dotfiles I use to configure my development environment. Included are bash aliases/functions, vim configuration + bundles, useful scripts, and more!

Quick Start

A script is included to automatically symlink configuration files for vim and bash. From your home directory, run:

git clone https://github.com/mholubowski/dotfiles.git
cd dotfiles && bash setup.sh

You will need to reload your shell after running the script - you can either restart your session or run . ~/.bashrc.

Note: the setup script creates symlinks into the dotfiles repo you cloned - don't delete it when you're done!

colorscheme

vim-railscasts-theme - great theme

Vim

Plugins

Plugins are managed with pathogen.vim.

(yes) ack.vim - code search (requires Ack)
AutoClose.vim - Auto-complete braces, parens, etc
BufOnly.vim - Unload all buffers but current one
(yes) CtrlP - Fuzzy file search
(yes) nerdcommenter - commenting/uncommenting code blocks
(yes) NERDTree - File tree browser
ragtag - Mappings for HTML/erb,etc (enhances surround.vim)
(yes) rainbow-parentheses - Color matching parentheses
rust.vim - Bindings for the Rust language
Tabular - For aligning text
surround.vim - Quoting/parenthesizing made simple
(yes) vim-coffeescript - Highlighting for CoffeeScript
(yes) vim-endwise - add 'end' automatically for Ruby blocks
vim-fugitive - Git integration
vim-haml - Highlighting for Haml
vim-indent-guides - Indent guides, useful for big chunks of HTML
(yes) vim-multiple-cursors - multiple cursors, a la Sublime Text
vim-rspec - Run rspec specs from within Vim
(yes) vim-ruby - Vim/Ruby configuration
(yes) vim-airline - Pretty status line
(yes) emmet-vim - HTML snippet expansion
(yes) syntastic - syntax linting
(yes) vim-javascript - js syntax highlighting
(yes) vim-jsx - jsx (React) syntax highlighting

Executables

The bin directory contains a number of useful executables.

ef - 'edit file'

Edits a file in vim from a list of modified files in git.

Consider the following output from git status (numbers added):

$ git status
Changes not staged for commit:

1) modified:   app/models/follow.rb
2) modified:   config/sunspot.yml

ef 1 will open app/models/follow.rb in vim, and ef 2 will open config/sunspot.yml. If no number is given, the first file will be opened by default.