hagnat / bash.d

bash configuration

BASH LOADER

Installation

• clone repository on your home folder

    git clone [email protected]:hagnat/bash.d.git .bash.d

• run the installer -- WARNING the installer will overwrite your original .bashrc script

    cd ~/.bash.d
    make install
    source ~/.bashrc

Usage

Defining the PS1 color

The file ~/.bash.d/global-conf/10-colored-ps1 offers a set of simple colored PS1. Makefile already has a list of scripts for switching colors, so just choose one of them

    make green
    source ~/.bashrc

Creating your own initialization scripts

Any script included in the ~/.bash.d/local-conf/ folder will be ignored by git, thus allowing you to included custom initialization scripts on it.

The make green command, for example, creates a file named ~/.bash.d/local-conf/10-colored-ps1 with your color selection enabled.

Deprecated configurations

Older scripts are stored on the ~/.bash.d/deprecated-conf/ folder, just in case they are to be restored to use later, to save as helpers for newer scripts, or just for memento's sake.

Credits

• Evaldo Junior, for being a command line nerd and storing his own preferences on github
• Egor Kenkhin, for inspiring me to switch PS1 colors between DEV and PROD environment
• all the contributors of github/gitignore, which helped create the global ignore files used here