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It uses the `which` command to find the command that you actually want to run, and runs that. This makes it possible to run any php binary (like phpunit or phing) with xdebug. Signed-off-by: Jacob Kiers <jacob@alphacomm.nl>
Jacob Kiers’ dotfiles
Installation
curl dot.jacobkiers.net | bash
or
curl https://bitbucket.org/jacobkiers/dotfiles/raw/master/install/install.sh | bash
It’ll installs Git (on OS X only), clones latest version of dotfiles to ~/dotfiles and makes symlinks in your home directory.
Updating
dotfiles
Screenshot
Features
- Custom Bash prompt, useful aliases, etc.
- Git config, Git global ignore file.
- Dotfiles syncronization (
sync.py). - Sensible OS X defaults (
setup/osx.sh). - Sublime Text 2 settings syncronization and packages autoinstall (
setup/sublime-settings.shandsetup/sublime-packages.sh). - Consolas font install script (
setup/consolas.sh) - Bash4 install script (
setup/bash.sh) - OS X, Homebrew, NPM, etc. update script (
setup/update.sh) - Color conversion script: convert #HEX to RGB/RGBA and HSL/HSLA
- My magic project opener (
bin/opener.py) - Bash & Git aliases and scripts
- Mac OS X apps I use
Notes
You can use any file extensions in tilde/ to invoke proper syntax highlighting in code editor.
Further customization
- Add any Bash profile customizations to
~/.bashlocal. - Add your git username/email/etc. to
~/.gitlocal. - Just fork this repo and hack on.
Resources
- GitHub ❤ ~/
- Mathias’s dotfiles
- Jan Moesen’s dotfiles
- Nicolas Gallagher’s dotfiles
- Zach Holman’s dotfiles
- Jacob Gillespie’s dotfiles
- Yet Another Dotfile Repo
- Mac OS X Lion Setup
- Yet another cool story about bash prompt (in Russian)
:shipit: