optionalg / config

Developer system centric configuration.

Config

All files by default are symlinked into position rather than copied to allow for easy updating through git pull with the exception of the .gitignore file which is a concatenation of several files based on your OS profile. There is limited support/expectations for Linux and Windows system profiles, but suggestions are welcome. If an existing file is found, a back up is created with the same name plus .bak extension. Existing symlinks are simply relinked to the installer's version.

Install Options

$ rake
Tasks:
  apache          - Install basic apache config (requires root/sudo -E)
  bash            - Install the bash profile
  git             - Install the git profile
  install         - Install all the things
  neobundle       - Install neobundle for vim
  powerline_fonts - Install fonts for the vim plugin "powerline"
  vim             - Install the vim profile

Apache Config

Provides symlinks for the following files:

• /etc/apache2/other/os.conf

ServerName and ServerAdmin are then set in:

• /etc/apache2/other/host.conf

Bash Profile

While the bash profile caters more to my current environment, I am open to adding additional pathing and tools into the PATH and suggestions on a more optimal ordering.

Provides symlinks for the following files:

• .bash_aliases
• .bash_profile

The .bash_profile looks for the following files for custom settings:

• .bash_aliases_local
• .bash_profile_local

And checks for the following paths:

• Early execution paths
  • $HOME/bin
  • /usr/local/bin
  • /usr/local/sbin
• Late execution paths
  • $HOME/.rvm/bin
  • /usr/local/sencha
  • /usr/local/rvm/bin
  • /usr/local/php5/bin
  • /usr/local/mysql/bin
  • /usr/local/git/bin

Lastly, it checks for rvm in $HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm or /usr/local/rvm/scripts/rvm.

Git Profile

Provides symlinks for the following files:

• .gitconfig
• .gitconfig_os
• .gitaliases

The .gitconfig looks for the following files for custom settings:

• .gitconfig_local
• .gitaliases_local

The .gitignore file is a concatenation of various ignore files provided in the git/ignore submodule. For those in the Linux and Windows environments, if there are additional ignore files provided in git/ignore, let me know and I will add them into the list for your platform. Files added to the git ignore file should not be project/language specific, but more of editors and operating system specific.

• Linux
  • Linux
  • Vim
• Mac OS X
  • OS X
  • Sublime Text
  • Textmate
  • Vim
  • XCode
• Windows
  • Notepad++
  • Sublime Text
  • Vim
  • Visual Studio
  • Windows

NeoBundle

Vim package manager provided by Shougo.

Creates the following directory path(s):

• .vim/bundle

Provides symlinks for the following folders and bundles:

• .vim/bundle/neobundle.vim (See Shougo/neobundle.vim)
• .vim/bundle/sparkup (See rstacruz/sparkup)
• .vim/bundle/syntastic (See scrooloose/syntastic)
• .vim/bundle/vim-airline (See bling/vim-airline)
• .vim/bundle/vim-fugitive (See tpope/vim-fugitive)
• .vim/bundle/vim-gitgutter (See airblade/vim-gitgutter)
• .vim/bundle/vimproc (See Shougo/vimproc)

Powerline Fonts

These fonts provide the glyphs necessary to make the powerline/airline bundle for vim appear correctly.

Provides symlinks for the following (otf, ttf) files:

• AnonymousPro
• DejaVuSansMono
• DroidSansMono
• Inconsolata
• InconsolataDz
• LiberationMono
• Meslo
• SourceCodePro
• Terminus
• UbuntuMono

Vim Profile

Provides symlinks for the following:

• .vimrc