This is the collection of config files needed for my configuration of my ZSH. I did not write most of these myself, but copied them from any number of sources as seemed fit, though, because it was ever only intended for personal use, I never documented these sources. Most of them stem by the project oh-my-zsh.
Use
bash install.shInstall the powerline-fonts (on Debian, sudo apt install fonts-powerline, see https://github.com/powerline/fonts for other systems).
Copy these files to ~/.oh-my-zsh and ~/.zshrc respectively.
Also, for autocompletion, run
git clone https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions.git $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins/zsh-autosuggestions- Barely any need for
cdanymore (just type the folder name) - Automatically expand
...to../..,....to../../..etc. - Colorize man-pages
- Show latest git-status in git-repositories
- Show aliases (e.g.
git clone ...showsAlias tip: g clone ...) - Auto-completetion with tab-cycle-through and error-correction
- Syntax-highlighting like in the
fish-shell - Completion of commands that start similiar with right arrow key
- Central repository for zsh-history for all open shells
- ... much more :-)
I defined some functions in here that I sometimes use. These are those functions:
countdown $number_of_second # Counts down the number of seconds given
randomtest # Creates a folder in ~/test with a random number as name and cd's into it
download_transcription $ytid $lang # Downloads youtube-transcriptions if youtube-dl is installed. Lang is "en" by default when not defined.
make_pdf_smaller $pdf_file # Tries to compress a PDF file as much as possible without the compression being visible (only if gs is installed)
treesize # Lists directories and files (largest to smallest) in the CWD
pretty_csv $csv_file # Creates a pretty csv listing (with aligned columns)
mytail $file # Does `tail -fn1000000 $file`
program | myavg # Calculates avg, median, first and last value on the output of `program`
mongodbtojson $ip $port $dbname # Exports the MongoDb database given to a csv-file (needs mongodb to be installed)Some functions are only available on machines where there is a SLURM-installation available.
slurmlogpath $slurm_id # Prints the log path of the job to STDOUT
stail $slurm_id # Like `mytail $(slurmlogpath $slurm_id)`
staill $slurm_id # Like `mytail $(slurmlogpath $slurm_id)`, but only 100 lines before current output (stail less)
stailn $number_of_lines $slurm_id # Like `tail -fn${number_of_lines} $(slurmlogpath $slurmid)`
showmyjobsstatus # Lists the status of all currently queued SLURM-jobs for this user and why it's pending (needs `whypending` to be installed)
ftails $slurm_id # Like `stail $slurm_id`, but, when no parameter is given, automatically uses the first squeue result of the current user
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