Installation

cd ~/ # cd to your home directory
git clone http://github.com/infinityrobot/dotfiles.git .dotfiles # Clone the dotfiles.
cd ~/.dofiles # cd to the .dotfile directory
rake # Setup symlinks (do this from the .dotfiles directory)

Basic features

• Custom functions
• Bash and zsh compatible
• Great looking and very helpful prompt

Config

This file loads the rest of the config and also acts as a place to put major items.

• Search /Sites folder on cd command
• Set TextMate as default editor
• Make git colourful
• Sets title of window to be user@host
• .irbrc to make irb awesome (view framework/syntax highlighting/tab-completions/pretty-print/auto tab indentation).
• Prints current shell

Prompt

What you have to look at all day.

Features

• Git status/stashes/current branch
• RVM info
• Time
• Custom current working directory shortener @bjeanes
• Only show user@hostname when needed
• Battery level indicator

Zsh

~/.dotfiles » user@hostname (zsh) rvm ± master* 1+

1+ is the number of git stashes user@hostname only displays when user = root or connected over ssh

Bash

~/.dotfiles (git-branch) user@hostname » (bash)

Other interesting things

Common aliases (open/edit)

o path/to/project

Use o instead of open (o ~/Sites will open the sites folder), if no arguments are supplied; open the current folder.

Restart Passenger or Pow server

rp looks for a tmp directory, if there is no tmp directory it prompts you to create one, once it finds a tmp directory it touches tmp/restart.txt to tell passenger or pow to restart.

Notes

If you add a .notes file to any directory, the contents of that file will be output when you cd into the directory.

Supported

• HIRB - A mini view framework for console/irb. Console goodies include a no-wrap table, auto-pager, tree and menu.
• Wirble - IRB syntax highlighting