tcsorrel/sweethome

Dotfiles for Python coding with Vim, Xterm and Qtile

SweetHome

Configuration files for Python coding with Vim, Xterm, Git and LeftWM

Installation

• Clone the repository into your home directory:

git clone --recursive https://github.com/tcsorrel/sweethome.git ~/sweethome

Integration

Each part of sweethome may be integrated seperately, depending on what is needed.

NeoVIM

Install vim-plug

ln -s ~/sweethome/vim/init.vim ~/.config/nvim/init.vim
nvim +PlugInstall +qa

Shell

• Load sweethome's shell functions in your ~/.bashrc or ~/.bash_aliases.

source ~/sweethome/sh/func.sh

Git

• Include the gitconfig file in your ~/.gitconfig:

[user]
    name = Your Name
    email = your.name@email.example
...
[include]
    path = ~/sweethome/git/config

The .gitconfig [include] syntax requires git 1.7.10+.

Mercurial

• Include configuration files in your ~/.hgrc:

[ui]
username = Your Name <your.name@email.example>
ignore = ~/sweethome/hg/ignore

%include ~/sweethome/hg/main

X resources

• Use sweethome's Xresources file to configure Xterm font and colors: GCC Precompiler need to be installed here

ln -s ~/sweethome/x/resources ~/.Xresources
xrdb -merge ~/.Xresources

Leftwm configuration

• install leftwm with cargo
• use sweethome's cconfiguration

mkdir -p ~/.config/leftwm
ln -s ~/sweethome/leftwm/config.ron ~/.config/leftwm/config.ron

• install polybar and activate it with leftwm basic_polybar