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Shell 52.40% C 0.44% HTML 0.61% TypeScript 0.53% Dockerfile 3.08% AppleScript 2.65% PowerShell 2.98% Vim Script 37.31%

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configs's Introduction

Sometimes I write code

I have organized my code under a few different orgs:

TheKnarf - my main stuff
Experiments - Unfinnished and experimental stuff
Talks - Code and slides from talks, workshops and lectures
School - Old school projects

I also sometimes stream at Twitch as YakPie, the code often ends up on the github org YakPie.

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vim-coc

Rico's Neovim + Coc setup looks really interesting, maybe I should look into setting up vim-coc myself.

Currently I'm fairly happy about my current setup with deoplete. Maybe I could have some kind of hot key to switch between vim-coc and deoplete? Or maybe I could somehow have them play nice together. (Or just auto to vim-coc for typescript/javascript files and deoplete for the rest?)

To better facilitate this I also might want to go over to vim-plug

`src`-folder?

Should I move all my scripts into a src-folder? The root folder seems to be scatter with both setup scripts and the actual config, maybe it would be better to move my actual config into a src-folder? And should it be named src or something more appropriate for config?

critic.sh

https://github.com/Checksum/critic.sh

Consider renaming this repo to `dotfiles`

Most of these types of repos are usually called dotfiles and not just configs. If I want to make it easier for other people find it looking at my repos I might consider renaming it.

Unit tests

I have setup Travis CI (1f2a510) to run build of this repo every time I commit to master. It would be nice if I also had some kind of test suit to verify that I not only can setup symlinks, but that it also works as intended.

bats is a test framework for bash. ULHPC/dotfiles uses it to test their setup.
vader.vim is a test framework for vimscripts

konifar/dotfiles-1 also have some tests setup, I could look to them for some inspiration.

Setup for powerline fonts

https://github.com/powerline/fonts

New test issue

Solution for cross-platform

This is an interesting stackoverflow answer for how one might share cross-platform zsh config.

Setup Boxstarter for Windows

https://boxstarter.org/WhyBoxstarter

Get rid of `oh-my-zsh`

While I do like oh-my-zsh its a bit "bloated". It ships with several hundred themes, and a bunch of plugins I don't use. It might be better to somehow export the one theme I use as well as the plugins I want and use them directly.

I could look into using something like zplugin, zgen, or antigen. But I do think that just using git-submodules might be just as well. However, maybe I'd like to create a tool for easier working with git-submodules? Maybe it would even replace my current use of dotbot as a symlink and setup tool. We'll have to explore this option some more.