Just use it for whatever. Managed by Stow.
- Stow > 2.3.0
- git
- zsh
- oh-my-zsh
Make sure you have oh-my-zsh installed and running as this script heavily depends on oh-my-zsh framework and .zshrc needs to be present in home folder. During the setup process .zshrc will be renamed to .zshrc.old which will serve as backup in case something goes horibly wrong.
- Clone Repo
- Make sure all the dependencies are installed
- Run
./setup - Install NeoVim
- Install Packer -> learn how here
- Open NeoVim and run
:PackerSync(You might need to scroll through a bunch of errors since the pckgs are not yet installed)
Tmux Sessionizer could be found in bin/bin/tm, upon running the script it will show you options to either create new tmux sessions or open existing. You can name them however you want and they do persist through PC restarts. tm is there just to simplify work with tmux as command to hook up existing sessions and get their names could be quite exhausting if you're doing it every couple of hours
pogmit simplifies process of creating conventional commits. In our work we have to include issue number in the commit and also scope, type + message, it's a lot of typing and copy pasting, so this is there just to make it more quicker
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