zsh-config

This is my personal zsh configuraton.

Requirements

• starship - a pretty and fast prompt
• direnv* - runs on cd, safely set enviroment
• eza* - better ls
• bat* - better cat, less, man, etc.
• trash-cli* - safer deletion

(* = optional)

Installation

1. Clone this repo and init the submodules

git clone 'https://git.zander.im/Zander671/zsh-config.git'
git submodule init && git submodule update

2. Create a .zshrc and fill it with something like this:

ZSH_CONFIG_DIR="path/to/this/repo" # This variable *MUST* be set
source "${ZSH_CONFIG_DIR}/init.zsh"

3. Optionally, set some other variables (before the source line):

• ZSH_BOOKMARK_DIR: Bookmark directory (default: ~/.cache/zsh/bookmarks)
• ZSH_BOOKMARK_LS: If true, run ls after jumping to a bookmark (default: true)
• ZSH_GRAPHICAL_LOGIN: Weather or not to enable starting a graphical session when a login shell is started. (default: true)

Aliases

I use a lot of aliases. Because a lot of the aliases are only enabled if the corresponding piece of software is installed (see above), it is hard to give a full list. Therefore you should think of the following list as a guide and read init.zsh if you want a full list.

• ls: eza --git -F
• la: eza --git -Fa
• l: eza --git -Fl
• ll: eza --git -Fla
• cat: bat --paging=never
• pcat: bat -pp
• ncat: bat -pp --color=never
• e: emacsclient -a nvim -nw
• n: emacsclient -a nvim -nw
• emacs: emacsclient -a nvim -nw
• d: start dired in either the current or provided directory
• dired: start dired in either the current or provided directory
• se: sudoedit
• mv: mv -i
• cp: cp -i
• rm: disabled if trash-cli is installed
• tp: trash-put
• trr: trash-restore
• trl: trash-list
• tre: trash-empty
• trm: trash-rm
• gt: git status
• ga: git add
• gaa: git add -A
• gc: git commit
• gf: git fetch
• gu: git pull
• gp: git push
• gcm: git commit -m, but treat all following args as the message (like echo)
• gacm: git commit -am, but treat all following args as the message (like echo)

Configuration

Previous versions of this configuration supported files that were not under version control to be run during initialization of the shell. However the current version does not support this. Configuring the shell requires editing either init.zsh or early-init.zsh.