Justin Kenyon's dotfiles

What's in it?

Here is a sampling. For a complete list of features, please review the source.

git configuration:

• g : git
• amend : git commit --amend
• amendne : git commit --amend --no-edit
• ga : git add
• gs : git status -s
• gall : git add -A
• gap : git add -p
• gb : git branch
• gba : git branch -a
• gbrn : git branch -m
• gc : git commit
• gcl : git clone
• hc : hub clone
• gcm : git commit -m
• gco : git checkout
• gcp : git cherry-pick
• gd : git diff
• gf : git fetch
• gl : git log -10 --pretty=colored
• gm : git merge
• gnb : git checkout -b
• gp : git push -u
• gpf! : git push --force-with-lease
• gpr : hub pull-request
• gr : git rebase
• gra! : git rebase --abort
• grc! : git rebase --continue
• gri : git rebase -i
• gs : git status -s
• standup : git standup
• gcb! : git branch -d `git branch --merged | grep -v "^*" | grep -v "main" | tr -d "\n"`

zsh configuration and aliases:

• ..: moves up 1 directory, alias of cd ..
• ...: moves up 2 directories, alias of cd ../..
• j <part of directory name>: uses fasd to jump to previously visited directories (stored in ~/.fasd). For example, if I execute j local it will cd into my dotfiles-local directory because it is the most recent directory I visited that matches my argument of local.

tmux configuration:

• Uses CTRL-a for the command key
• All of the following command keys need to be preceeded by entering command mode:
  • r: reloads the ~/.tmux.conf config file
  • ^T: vertical split, 25%
  • ^U: horizontal split, 30%
  • c: new window in current session
  • |: splits the current pane horizontally, 50%
  • -: splits the current pane vertically, 50%
  • ^A: cycles the cursor through the visable panes
  • +: zooms in and out of current pane
  • ^C: clears the buffer in the current pane

neovim configuration:

• Leader key (space-bar) followed by:
  • e[direction]: open a netrw view in the direction (h,j,k,l) relative to the currently selected window.
  • rc: run the current test file in a tmux pane
  • rn: run the nearest to cursor test in a tmux pane
  • rl: run the last test in a tmux pane
  • d: insert a debugging statement (e.g. binding.pry) in a new line below the cursor position
  • r: toggle between Relative Number and normal line numbering
• gc: comment/uncomment the current line or the visual selection
• Aliased commands
  • :W: :w
  • :Q: :q
  • :Wq: :wq
  • jj: ESC