config-bash-git-deployement

Table of Contents

• Requirement
• Introduction
• Files tree
• Installation
• Deployement :
• First step
• Second step
• Third step
• Fourth step
• API documentation
• Acknowledgement

Requirement

You must have installed NODEJS :

• use NVM

ONLY tested on linux os

Files tree

   .
    ├── .gitignore
    ├── index.js                    // file used for deployement
    ├── package.json                // list packages used by index.js
    ├── README.md
    └── src
        ├── .bashrc                 // master file called by every bash instance, it contain's import of others files
        ├── .bashrc.d               // directory for bash other scripts
        │   ├── bashrc_aliases      // bash alias contain's persistent alias
        │   └── bashrc_prompt       // contain's syntax coloration for terminal
        ├── .gitconfig              // git main config file with every git alias, set up for accounts etc...
        ├── .git.d                  // directory for git other scripts
        │   └── .git-completion.bash // allow git cmd completion
        └── .nanorc                 // custom nano settings

Introduction

this repository is usefull to deploy a basic configuration for git and bash terminal.

It will duplicate files from inside src/ and apply them on the user home ~/. You will have to provide a git user name and a email adress for the git configuration.

This repository will provide you with alias and git autocompletions and terminal coloration if you are in a git repository :

Installation

Just run the cmd bellow to init the project.

    $ npm install

Deployement

Now let just start import of this new configuration inside our home.

    $ npm run start

First step:

It will ask you to provide a name for git to be able to commit.

# Merci de remplir votre nom d'utilisateur git: <votre réponse ici>

Second step:

It ask for your email now.

# merci de remplir votre email : <votre email ici>

Third step:

We save the original .bashrc and .gitconfig under those names :

# création dun backup de /home/ben/.bashrc ------------> /home/ben/.bashrc.before.config.deployement.backup

# création d'un backup de /home/ben/.gitconfig ------------> /home/ben/.gitconfig.before.config.deployement.backup

Fourth step:

We merge your .bashrc backup and our new .bashrc config and we add a split between.

#OLD/YOUR CONFIG END <--------------------------------------------------
#
#
#
#-----------------------------------------------------> NEW CONFIG START

API documentation

To see every Alias available on the bash terminal just write inside a terminal this cmd:

$ alias

.bashrc_aliases

It contain every alias which will be avaible on bash terminals. And the most important alias is the one to edit every aliases via nano and reload bash source after edition.

Call this cmd inside a terminal:

$ EditAlias

It will also give your access to those alias :

#Git alias
alias gis='git status'
alias gap='git add -p'
alias gic='git commit -m'
alias gpush='git push origin '

# will show you a log with commmits and branches see exemple below

alias gog="git log --pretty=tformat:'%Cred%h%Creset -%C(auto)%d%Creset %s %Cgreen(%cr) %C(bold blue)<%an>%Creset' --branches --graph"

gog alias return inside git repository :

Acknowledgement

thanks to Maxime Bréhin from Delicious insights for the perfect git formation which cover everything i needed to know about git! And for the knowledge provided on scripting.

thanks to Companeo for sending me to Delicious insights git formation.