My bash profile

Here's my terminal profile for a couple of MacBooks. Has yet to be fully implemented on a Raspberry Pi, but that would be cool.

Usage

# Go home
cd ~

# Clone mine or your own fork
git clone git://github.com/nat5142/profile.git .profile.d

# All *.conf files are loaded alphabetically, so this will retain your original settings
mv .profile .profile.d/z_myoldsettings.conf

# .profile.d/init kicks off the whole thing
ln -s .profile.d/init .profile

# Make sure you don't have any .bash_profile or .bashrc hanging out which might override .profile
# and reload your profile
source .profile

From here you can now put any .profile.d/*.conf file in your uname folder. I've also added local/ to the .gitignore, so any files/variables that are specific to one machine and shouldn't be tracked by git should be placed here. The load order is:

.profile.d/ (the top-level directory)
.profile.d/${PLATFORM} ("Darwin" for MacOS)
.profile.d/local/ (gitignored)

Note that this means local settings will override repository globals.

Features

Reactive prompt - includes date and exit code of last command and git branch.
Tab Completion for Git and Subversion
Tab completion for ssh hosts on OS X.
Git aliases
'safeedit' function that makes a timestamped backup copy of a file before editing
'profile_push' function for pushing these files out to other servers
'link_dotfiles' command that will create symlinks for all the files listed in the dotfiles directory
Auto setup of .foward file on Linux and Solaris
Local overriding

Desired features

.zsh compliance on Darwin systems
Raspberry Pi implementation

Known issues

When you open a terminal in vscode on mac, you'll get bash: update_terminal_cwd: command not found
- Fixed by adding the following code snippet to your /etc/bashrc file (source here):

update_terminal_cwd() {
    # Identify the directory using a "file:" scheme URL,
    # including the host name to disambiguate local vs.
    # remote connections. Percent-escape spaces.
    local SEARCH=' '
    local REPLACE='%20'
    local PWD_URL="file://$HOSTNAME${PWD//$SEARCH/$REPLACE}"
    printf '\e]7;%s\a' "$PWD_URL"
}

TODO:

Add script to install all brew packages (traverse down tree just like with .conf files)