runsascoded/.rc – dotfiles

Bash aliases and helper scripts

Quickstart

. <(curl -L https://j.mp/_rc) runsascoded/.rc

This downloads clone-and-source.sh and runs it on this repo/branch, cloning into .rc/, appending to .bashrc (to source .rc in new sessions), and sourceing .rc in the current session.

This branch (server) is default; all includes a few additional modules:

submodules() {
    git ls-tree "$@" | grep commit | awk '{print $4}'
}
comm -3 <(submodules server) <(submodules all)
#	hammerspoon
#	osx
#	ruby

This repo and its submodules are also mirrored on GitLab.

Install dependencies (optional)

A few submodules require additional setup steps (but can be ignored if unused):

• java → jenv
• js → nvm
• parallel → GNU Parallel
• python: doesn't install Python, but provides install_pyenv and install_conda helpers.

Git configs

I typically set these global configs as well:

# Link global Git config file to ~/git/config
mkdir -p git
touch git/config
ln -s git/config ~/.gitconfig
touch git/ignore
rs  # Reload shell

# Set default Git configs
git config --global init.defaultBranch main           # a.k.a. `gdbm`
git config --global clone.defaultRemoteName u         # a.k.a. `gcdr u`
git config --global push.default current              # a.k.a. `gpdc`
git config --global receive.denyCurrentBranch ignore  # a.k.a. `gaps`
git config --global diff.noprefix true                # a.k.a. `gdnpt`
git config --global diff.submodule log                # a.k.a. `gcdsl`

(aliases above are defined in git-helpers)

Additionally, here's how I configure some common global .gitignore patterns:

# a.k.a. `gggi ...`
git global-gitignore \
  "*.egg-info" \
  ".ipynb_checkpoints" \
  "__pycache__" \
  ".jupyter" \
  ".python-version" \
  "*.iml" \
  ".idea" \
  "node_modules" \
  ".vite"

git/.git-rc automatically adds several configuration paths, if they exist:

• core.excludesfile: ~/git/ignore, ~/global.gitignore
• core.attributesfile: ~/git/attributes, ~/.gitattributes