macOS_scripts: A JavaScript repository from subnr01

Things to do after installing Mac OS

Configure Git git config --global user.name "XXXXXXX" git config --global user.email "xxxxxxxxxx" git config --global color.ui auto // set the SSH keys to GitHub
Copy the fonts: cp -R ./fonts to ~/Library/Fonts/
Install xcode xcode-select --install
Install Brew ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"
Install Hyper terminal brew cask install hyper
Customize Hyper terminal
- cp ./hyper/hyper.js ~/.hyper.js // I customized some keybindings and colors
Copy OS settings
- cp ./os/profile ~/.profile # the file ./os/profile_complete contains several settings
- cp ./os/inputrc ~/.inputrc
  - To avoid pressing tab twice for autocomplete, we put the line below into the ~/.inputrc
    - set show-all-if-ambiguous on
Installing common and dev programs bash install_common_programs.sh bash install_dev_programs.sh
Installing Python environment source ~/yeah/bin/activate bash install_python_packages.sh
Using Android phone as webcam
- Install Irius webcam: https://iriun.com/
- Be sure the Samsung Smart Things is not installed on Mac
- On Android
  - Install the app on Android
  - Enable the Android Developer options
  - Enable USB debugging
  - Remove all USB permissions
  - Plug the usb cable on Mac and Android
  - Give USB grant for it (a pop up will appear)
  - Change the USB mode to "Transfer images"

Extra tips, information, etc...

Change the prompt display:
- Put the following commands into ~/.profile (there is no ~/.bashrc in newest Mac OS)
  - PS1='\u@\h:\w$ '

Put color on prompt:

http://blog.taylormcgann.com/tag/prompt-color/
To color code your prompt on a Mac, use the following template:
- [\033[COLOR_CODE_HERE]PROMPT_ESCAPE_OR_TEXT_HERE[\033[0m]
Here’s a comprehensive list of color encoding:

# Regular Colors
\[\033[0;30m\] # Black
\[\033[0;31m\] # Red
\[\033[0;32m\] # Green
\[\033[0;33m\] # Yellow
\[\033[0;34m\] # Blue
\[\033[0;35m\] # Purple
\[\033[0;36m\] # Cyan
\[\033[0;37m\] # White

# High Intensty
\[\033[0;90m\] # Black
\[\033[0;91m\] # Red
\[\033[0;92m\] # Green
\[\033[0;93m\] # Yellow
\[\033[0;94m\] # Blue
\[\033[0;95m\] # Purple
\[\033[0;96m\] # Cyan
\[\033[0;97m\] # White

# Background
\[\033[40m\] # Black
\[\033[41m\] # Red
\[\033[42m\] # Green
\[\033[43m\] # Yellow
\[\033[44m\] # Blue
\[\033[45m\] # Purple
\[\033[46m\] # Cyan
\[\033[47m\] # White

# High Intensty backgrounds
\[\033[0;100m\] # Black
\[\033[0;101m\] # Red
\[\033[0;102m\] # Green
\[\033[0;103m\] # Yellow
\[\033[0;104m\] # Blue
\[\033[10;95m\] # Purple
\[\033[0;106m\] # Cyan
\[\033[0;107m\] # White

#Replace any leading leading 0; with 1; for bold colors
#Replace any leading 0; with 4; to underline

Configure VC Code
- Install the plugin: Settings Sync
- Log into github through the plugin and download all my custom settings from there
Configure Sublime Text
- Install My Workspace (Colors, keys, snippets, ...)
  - bash my_sublime_settings.sh
- Install Package Control https://sublime.wbond.net/installation
- Then, to install a package: On Sublime, press ctrl+shift+p, install Package and select the package
- Some packages to install:
  - SideBarEnhancements
  - Alignment: ctrl+alt+a to align
  - BracketHighlighter
  - AStyleFormatter - ctrl+alt+f para alinhar todo o arquivo, ctrl+k+f para alinhar um trecho selecionado
  - Cython
  - LateXTool
    - It's required to install: latexmk
    - After Installing, Reconfigure LatexTools
      - Preferences > Package Settings > LatexTools > Reset user setting to default
    - Edit custom settins in Preferences > Package Settings > LatexTools > Settings User:
      - "keep_focus": false,
      - "display_log" : true,
      - "ref_add_parenthesis": true
      - "env_auto_trigger": true,
  - LaTeX-cwl
  - Git
  - Valgrind
  - Trimmer: helps you remove unnecessary spaces, as well as trailing spaces
  - Markdown Preview
  - FileDiffs: allows you to see the differences between two files in SublimeText
  - C++11
  - Aligntab: aligns by : ; , .
  - Anaconda (python programming)
    - Set in the anaconda default config: "pep8": false
  - VCSGutter (enables some symbols aside of the code to indicate SVN changes)
  - JsonLint
  - Fold Comments
    - Go to Preferences > Package Settings > Fold Comments > Key Bindings - Default
    - Set: ctrl+. to fold/unfold all comments in the text
  - Clang-Complete (Auto completion to C/C++)
    - https://packagecontrol.io/packages/Clang-Complete
    - From package control (only supported on Mac)
      - Clang-Complete
    - Go to the configuration file in ~/.config/sublime-text-3/Packages/Clang-Complete/cc.sublime-settings and add the following content
```
"additional_language_options":
{
    // For example, you can use "c++": ["-std=c++11"] to enable C++11 features.
    "c++" : ["-std=c++11"],
    "c": ["-std=c11"],
    ...

    // in include_options, I`ve just added the line below
    "-isystem", "/Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/lib/clang/8.0.0/include/",
},
```
    - In the configuration file of the projects, paste the settings available in ./sublime/ift.sublime-project
      - I have to add a lot of include paths to avoid errors For Web
  - LiveReload - realoads the web page automatically after saving the source.
  - ColorHighlighter
  - AutoFileName
  - CSScomb // code style formatter
  - Bootstrap3 Snippets
  - Sass
  - jQuery
  - jQuery Snippets pack
  - PHPIntel
  - CSS Snippets
  - CSS Completions
  - CSS3
  - HTMLAttributes
  - HTML Snippets
  - HTMLBeautify
  - Emmet - several snippets for web development
  - LiveStyle - Live bi-directional CSS edit of new generation - if you edit the css by the browser, it is edit in the source file
  - HTML5 - snippets and bundlers for HTML5
  - MarkdownEditing
  - MarkdownPreview
  - MarkdownLivePreview
Install iTerm (no more useful, because I am using Hyper terminator now)
- Remove dimming from inactive panes
  - iTerm2 > Preferences > Appearance
  - Select: Dim inactive split panes
- Add custom colors, shortcuts, etc, in your Profile:
  - iTerm2 > Preferences > Profile (edit or create a new profile)
    - On General
      - Open tab and panes in the same directory
        
        Click on Working Directory > Advance
        
        Click on Working Directory for New Split Panels > Reuse previous session's directory
        
        Source: https://coderwall.com/p/9xo7aq/open-up-iterm2-splits-in-current-working-directory
    - On Colors
      - change the Basic Colors - Foreground to white
    - On Text
      - Change Font to 16pt Monaco
    - On Keys
      - Use ⌥ ← and ⌥→ to jump forwards / backwards words in iTerm 2, on OS X
        
        First you need to set your left ⌥ key to act as an escape character (Esc+): Settings > Profile > Keys > Left option as +Esc
        
        Second you need to either locate the current shortcut for ⌥ ← or create a new one, in the Profile Shortcut Keys, with the following settings:
        
        Keyboard Shortcut: ⌥←
        
        Action: Send Escape Sequence
        
        Esc+: b
        
        Third, repeat for the ⌥→ keyboard shortcut with the following settings:
        
        Keyboard Shortcut: ⌥→
        
        Action: Send Escape Sequence
        
        Esc+: f
        
        Source: https://coderwall.com/p/h6yfda/use-and-to-jump-forwards-backwards-words-in-iterm-2-on-os-x
      - Pane Navigation shortcuts:
        
        Keyboard Shortcut: ^Tab (ctrl + tab)
        
        Action: Next Pane
        
        Keyboard Shortcut: ^ShiftTab (ctrl + shift + tab)
        
        Action: Previous Pane

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Things to do after installing Mac OS

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