yeonghoey / dotfiles

topical dotfiles with oh-my-zsh

yeonghoey

It’s a long way by the rules, but short and efficient with examples!

dotfiles's Issues

vundles.symlink

~/.vundels is a customized one, but it seems to be a configuration file provided by Vundle.

I'd better rename this.

Common Routine in install.sh, to refer the scripts path.

Most install.sh contains the line below:

XXX_PATH="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"

I think it's redundant. But it's hard to factor out, because the context of executing install.sh can be ignorant common configurations provided by zshrc.

Should I write one more stage of installing to extract this?

Execute pyscripts with venv, without redundent scripts

Currently I keep dependencies of py scripts separated by using venv.
But, because of this, py scripts can't be executed without activating venv.

I had to write redundent xxx.shs like this:

venv/bin/activate
python xxx.py
deactivate

Is there any solution to solve this? Can I make this routine more clear?

Better way for arranging snippets(or cheatsheets)

snip command(by grip) makes easy to organize snippets.

But it has some limits. grip compiles .md files with github api.
It's slow for previewing use. It also limits 60 request per hour without authentification.

Can I use another way of arranging snippets?(Not keep running the web server, just export to html..etc)

Should I extract snip feature to a separated repo?

Just rename snip to cheatsheet?