Addison Lynch's Dotfiles

Below are my dotfiles. They contain aliases and other handy commands for making life easier in a Linux development environment. I hope to customize a Mac version soon.

Contents

• Third Party Softare Used
• Aliases
• Environment Configuration

3rd Party Software Used

• pip-review
  • managing pip packages
• GRC (coloring)
  • colorization
• dotfiles-framework
  • managing dotfiles

Aliases

Coreutils

Alias	Command	Notes
..	cd ..	-
...	cd ../..	-
....	cd ../../..	-
.....	cd ../../../..	-
.3	cd ../..	-
.4	cd ../../..	-
.5	cd ../../../..	-
~	cd ~	-
c	clear	-
cp	cp -iv	prompt before overwrite
ll	ls -alGF	long listing, no group
llm	ls -alGF --block-size=m	long listing, no group with MB block size
la	ls -A	long listing, no .. or .
l	ls -CF	append indicator, list entries by column
lr	ls -R | grep ":$" | sed -e '\''s/:$//'\'' -e '\''s/[^-][^\/]*\//--/g'\'' -e '\''s/^/ /'\'' -e '\''s/-/|/'\'' | less	full recursive directory listing
mkdir	mkdir -pv	make necessary parent directories
mkd(DIR)	mkdir -p "$1" && cd "$1"	make dir and step inside
mv	mv -iv	prompt before overwrite
ff(FILENAME)	/usr/bin/find . -name "$@"	find file under current directory
ffs(STR)	/usr/bin/find . -name "$@"'*'	find file whose name starts with STR
ffe(STR)	/usr/bin/find . -name '*'"$@"	find file whose name ends with STR
lsock	sudo lsof -i -P	list of all open sockets
lsock_t	sudo lsof -i -P | grep TCP	list of all open TCP sockets
lsock_u	sudo lsof -i -P | grep UDP	list of all open UDP sockets
openPorts	sudo lsof -i | grep LISTEN	list of all open ports
allPorts	sudo netstat -tulanp | grep LISTEN	detailed list of all open ports
firewall	sudo iptables -L -n -v --line-numbers	list all firewall rules
updateapt	sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade	update and upgrade at the same time
zipf(DIR)	zip -r "$1".zip "$1"	zip directory DIR
ii	-	displays system information (users logged in, machine status, etc.)

System Resources

Alias	Command	Notes
memhogs	ps auxf | sort -nr -k 4 | head -10
cpuhogs	``ps auxf | sort -nr -k 3	head -10

tmux

I am an avid user of tmux. Below are some aliases which make the software more useful for me:

System Aliases

Alias	Command	Notes
tat	tmux att -t	attach session
tls	tmux ls	list sessions
tkill	tmux kill-session -t	kill session
trename	tmux rename-session -t	rename session
tstart	tmuxp load	load session
treload	tmux source-file ~/.tmux.conf	reload tmux from source

.tmux.conf bindings

\\TODO

Plugins

• tmux-cpu
• tmux-gitbar
• tmux-sidebar
• zoom
  • Adds C-a x to toggle zooming of pane to fullscreen

Python

Below are some Python-related aliases

Alias	Command	Notes
python3	python3.8	forces Python 3.8 shell
pip3	python3.8 -m pip	forces pip 3.8
pip	python2.7 -m pip	forces pip 2.7
preview	pip-review	pip status using pip-review
pupdate	pip-review --auto	update all pip packages automatically
pupdate_i	pip-review --interactive	update pip packages (step through one-by-one)

Coloring Enhancements

The following commands are colored using GRC when available (all aliases not listed):

• as
• diff
• dig
• g++
• gas
• gcc
• head
• ifconfig
• ld
• make
• mount
• netstat
• ping
• ps
• tail
• traceroute

Environment Configuration

I use the following software for various development environments:

• Sublime Text 3

Sublime Text 3

Configuration

See

Plugins

• Sublime SFTP - SFTP Client
• GitGutter - Shows git diff in gutter
• Sublime-Notes - Syntax highlighting for notetaking
• SublimeLinter - Code linting
• TrailingSpaces - Highlight and delete trailing whitespace
• MarkdownLivePreview - Preview markdown

Python

• AutoPEP8 - *Automatic PEP-8 formatting
• Jedi - Python auto-completion
• SublimeLinter-flake8 SublimeLinter plugin for flake8

Prolog

• Prolog - Prolog syntax highlighting