Quick and painless unix terminal configs for productivity. A bundle of other awesome projects
cd ~
git clone https://github.com/sinyovercosy/.dotfiles.git
cd .dotfiles
sh setup.shRun alias to see commands
The <leader> is ,
<leader> ? # help for basic vim keybinds
jk # shortcut for <esc>
gcc # toggle comment on current line
10gcc # toggle comment for 10 lines
gc # toggle comment for selection
<leader> nn # open file explorer for current dir
<leader> j or C-f # find and open files in current dir
<leader> f # open recently opened files
<leader> o # view, switch, kill buffers (tabs)
<leader> h # switch to prev. buffer
<leader> l # switch to next buffer
<leader> bd # kill current buffer
<leader> ba # kill all (up to 1000) buffers
<leader> z # focus mode (hide tabs and status)
<leader> w # quick save (force)
<leader> cd # change working dir to current file
<space> or <c-space> # search and backwards search
<leader> <cr> # disable search highlighting
<leader> pp # toggle paste mode on / off
<leader> r # search and replace current selection
C-h C-j C-k C-l # navigate splits incl. tmux panes
The <prefix> is C-a (Ctrl + a) inside tmux.
The default <prefix> Ctrl + b can also be used.
tmux # new session
<prefix> C-c # new session
<prefix> d # detach from tmux (back to terminal)
tmux a # attach to last session
<prefix> $ # name session
<prefix> C-f # find session by name
tmux a -t name # attach to named session
tmux kill-session -t name # kill named session
pkill -f tmux # kill tmux
<prefix> c # new window (tab)
<prefix> C-h # prev. window
<prefix> C-l # next window
<prefix> Tab # last window
<prefix> & # kill window
<prefix> - # new vertical split (pane)
<prefix> _ # new horiztonal split
C-h C-j C-k C-l # navigate panes incl. vim splits
<prefix> {HJKL} # resize panes
<prefix> x # kill current pane (with confirm)
<prefix> + # maximize current pane into new window
<prefix> m # toggle mouse on/off
Go read the docs.
mkvirtualenv my_awesome_project
pip install ...
deactivate
workon my_awesome_project