This is my configuration for mr. It won't work for anyone else, but I've published it because it could be of interest / use to other mr users. Certain parts of it will be reusable, as detailed below.
To set up a fresh ~adam on a new machine, I simply download
bootstrap.sh
(e.g. via wget) and then run it - see the comments at the top
of the script for more details.
The configuration gets installed within ~/.config/mr, and is a
combination of the following components:
home-mrconfig- gets pointed to by an ~/.mrconfig symlink; this is the root of the configuration hierarchy, and is deliberately kept lightweight since the meat of the configuration is handled via ....mrconfig- useslibrary-loadersto load all the components below:groups.d/- groups ofmrrepo definitionslib.d/which contains- various shell snippets which get auto-loaded in the context of
mr'slibparameter - definitions of various
mractions and othermrparameters
- various shell snippets which get auto-loaded in the context of
sh.d/- various shell helper functions used by the files inlib.d/. Parts of these could be reused by other people, e.g.:sh.d/git- various genericgit-related helper functionssh.d/git-remotes- various helper functions relating to management of git remotes
Note that any file whose name begins my- is specific to me and will
not be useful to anyone else without modification.
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