Shout out to zsh geometry for a beautiful zsh theme.
https://github.com/geometry-zsh/geometry
- Install oh my zsh and set zsh as default shell.
- Clone the repository to ~/zsh
cd ~ && git clone [email protected]:crasx/zsh.git --recurse-submodules
# Or https
cd ~ && git clone https://github.com/crasx/zsh.git --recurse-submodules
- Symlink zsh RC
ln -s zsh/.zshrc
- Add your customizations on top
git clone [email protected]:[your user]/zsh_private.git zsh/plugins/zsh_private
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composer1forcomposer self-update --1composer2forcomposer self-update --2hforhistoryllforls -altrrezshforsource ~/.zshrc
The first few aliases define shortcuts for the following git commands:
gsforgit statusgdforgit diffgdsforgit diff --stagedgaforgit addglforgit log --oneline --graph
The gitsetup function sets some git config defaults, such as the default branch to use when creating a new repository, the default push behavior, and the alias for the checkout command.
The deletemergedbranches function deletes any branches that have been merged into the current branch. This can be useful for cleaning up old branches that are no longer needed.
The deletesandboxbranches and deletesandboxbranchesforced functions delete any branches that start with the word "sandbox". The deletesandboxbranchesforced function is more destructive, as it does not prompt for confirmation before deleting the branches.
The gpo function pushes the current branch to the remote origin repository. This is useful for keeping your local changes synchronized with the remote repository.
The gcfd function deletes all untracked files and directories from the current working directory. This can be useful for cleaning up your working directory before committing changes.
The grhh function resets all tracked files in the current working directory to the HEAD commit. This is useful for undoing changes that you have made to your local repository.
The gcr function combines the gcfd and grhh functions to reset all git changes in the current working directory. This is a quick way to undo any changes that you have made to your local repository.