My dotfiles

This is a collection of my dotfiles. Requirements are: installed and working homebrew with installed node, npm and the node jake-plugin. And zsh :-)

git clone git://github.com/webgefrickel/Dotfiles ~/Dotfiles
cd ~/Dotfiles
jake

Restart your terminal and type

cd ~/Dotfiles
jake zsh

Now change the file .gitconfig.user in your home-folder and provide your git credentials, such as:

[user]
  name = Your name
  email = youremail@domain.de
[github]
  user = username
  token = 1235687641287364

Finally restart your terminal and vim again, and you are ready to go.

oh-my-zsh

I use the famous oh-my-zsh framework with a custom theme. Have a look at the zshrc-file for custom aliases and functions.

VIM

Bundled Plugins

• Pathogen (sits in autoload/ - the only one not in bundle/)
• ack
• buffergator
• ctrlp
• easymotion
• editorconfig
• fugitive
• gist (more config needed, see github page)
• indent-object
• matchit
• nerdtree
• nrrwrgn
• powerline
• ragtag
• repeat
• snipmate
• sparkup
• supertab
• surround
• syntastic
• tabular
• tcomment
• unimpaired
• zoomwin

Bundled Color Schemes

• jellybeans (one to rule them all)

Better syntax and indenting for

• css3
• git
• html5
• javascript
• markdown
• php
• scss
• typoscript

Custom Stuff (see my github profile)

• typoscript syntax for Vim

• custom snipmate snippets

• remapping ; to :

• <leader> is set to comma (,)

• <tab> and <shift-tab> for switching between buffers

• no arrow-keys, except for indenting, moving blocks of code with <shift>

• ,u and ,l (and uppercase) for uppercasing/lowercasing words

• ,w for switching to words

• ,v for a new vertical split

• ,= for resizing splits equally

• ,a for Ack-Search

• ,f for search and replace

• ,/ for un/commenting

• ,z for zoomin

• ,n for nerdtree toggling

• ,m for easymotion (,mw or ,mf are my favorites here)

• ,b for toggling buffergator

• ,t for CtrlP

• ,d for changing the working dir to the dir of the current file

• ,e for editing file in the same path

• autotrailing of whitespace for php, html, css, js, ts, xml, json, inc and vim files

Hav a look at the vimrc-file and have fun!