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Rafi's workstations (Archlinux, osx) ~/.config.

Rafi's Workstations Config

Workstation software configuration, tested on Archlinux and OSX (using Macports).

Install

# Clone
git clone --recursive git://github.com/rafi/.config.git ~/.config
cd ~/.config

# Symlink 4 files manually:
cd ~
ln -s .config/bash/bashrc .bashrc
ln -s .config/bash/profile .profile
ln -s .config/ctags/config .ctags
ln -s .config/xorg/xinitrc .xinitrc      # Just for Linux
ln -s .config/xorg/xinitrc_osx .xinitrc  # Just for OSX

# Prepare cache directories
mkdir -p ~/.cache/vim/{backup,bookmarks,swap,plugins,tags,undo}
mkdir -p ~/.cache/{aria2,beets,mpd,mpdscribble,npm,pacaur,rtorrent,subtitles,mux,z}
mkdir -p ~/.cache/ncmpcpp/lyrics

# Prepare user local
mkdir -p ~/.local/bin
mkdir -p ~/.local/share/{composer,vagrant,virtualbox}
mkdir -p ~/.local/lib/{nodejs,python2.7,ruby}
mkdir -p ~/.local/lib/python2.7/virtualenvs

OSX-specific Software

• launchctl
• Karabiner

XDG Conformity

Configuration directories are organized neatly by defining specific environment variables in bash/exports and aliases in bash/aliases. There are some programs you'll need to create custom scripts to load the proper config files: bug-warrior, mpdscribble, mutt, mysql, ncmpc, ncmpcpp, rtorrent, tmux. See examples at rafi/.local/bin.

Protecting Secrets

Using .gitattributes filters clean and smudge. Setup custom filter:

cd ~/.config
git config --local filter.vault.clean "sed -f ~/.config/clean.sed"
git config --local filter.vault.smudge "sed -f ~/.config/smudge.sed"

The sed script clean.sed is included. You have to create smudge.sed yourself:

cat > ~/.config/smudge.sed
s/{{ \(DIANA\|ARIA2\)_TOKEN }}/secret/
s/{{ LASTFM_USER }}/username/
s/{{ LASTFM_TOKEN }}/token/
s/{{ LASTFM_PASS }}/token/
s/{{ SPOTIFY_USER }}/username/
s/{{ SPOTIFY_PASS }}/password/
s/{{ ECHONEST_TOKEN }}/token/
s/{{ JIRA_URL }}/url/
s/{{ JIRA_USER }}/username/
s/{{ JIRA_PASS }}/password/
s/{{ GIT_\(PERSONAL\|WORK\)_NAME }}/Joe Shmoe/
s/{{ GIT_PERSONAL_EMAIL }}/[email protected]/
s/{{ GIT_WORK_EMAIL }}/[email protected]/
s/{{ GIT_\(PERSONAL\|WORK\)_USER }}/joe/
s/{{ WEATHER_TOKEN }}/token/

Now whenever you stage files, the clean.sed will prevent secrets being committed. And on checkout, the smudge.sed will inject your secrets into their proper placeholders. Note that smudge.sed is ignored from being committed mistakenly.