A collection of my dotfiles.

git clone https://github.com/AlejandroFrias/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
cd ~/.dotfiles
sh install.sh

• rcm - The install script relies on rcm, https://github.com/thoughtbot/rcm. Using that rc file manager, all the dotfiles will be symlinked to your home directory.
• git - git is used to install vim/tmux plugins
• vim - Using version 8.0
• tmux - Using version 2.1
• ctags - Exuberant Ctags 5.9~svn20110310
• iterm2 (optional) - If you have iterm2 installed, you'll get my custom profiles and key mappings!

You need to manually copy the contents of Sublime/ into your Sublime user package folder. No automatic installation has been setup for this.

Django has bash completion, but if your ./manage.py script takes a long time to run help, then the built-in bash completion is too slow to be useful. My bash completion simply saves the output of ./manage.py help <subcommand> and parses the saved output of help instead of needed to generate it on each autocomplete attempt.

Here's how to cherry pick my ./manage.py bash completion.

git clone https://github.com/AlejandroFrias/dotfiles.git
mv dotfiles/django ~/.django
mv dotfiles/bash/django_bash_completion.sh ~/.django_bash_completion.sh
echo "source ~/.django_bash_completeion.sh" >> ~/.bashrc

To update the autocompletion options for a subcommand:

./manage.py help <subcommand> > ~/.django/help_output/<subcommand>.txt

To update the list of subcommands:

./manage.py help > ~/.django/help_output/help.txt

The scenario lists cannot be automated since they are not rendered in a consistent way across our apps. So I've been manually updating those as needed. If someone makes the help output of the various scenario lists more parser friendly, please let me know, I'll update the autocomplete script.