My modern, minimal bash config with sensible extensions such as prompt git status, fzf autocomplete, and more.
To easily install this config you can run the install script through the following command. You can also install manually from the directions below.
bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jswent/bash/main/install.bash)"It's good practice to inspect any script you download from any source you don't know, you can do that by downloading the installation script as a file and opening in your preferred text editor.
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jswent/bash/main/install.bash
nvim install.bash
chmod +x install.bash
./install.bashTo manually setup this config, you can clone the repository yourself and link the required file. These commands (should) achieve that for you:
git clone https://github.com/jswent/bash ~/.bash
# To backup your old .bashrc file
mv ~/.bashrc ~/.bashrc.old
ln -s ~/.bash/.bashrc ~/.bashrc
bashThis configuration contains various tools useful for my workflow, but might not be for everyone.
The plugins used in this configuration (stored in plugins directory) are as follows:
| Plugin | Description |
|---|---|
| completion.bash | fzf completion plugin |
| key-bindings.bash | fzf key binds |
| git-completion.bash | git autocompletion functionality |
| git-prompt.sh | git status prompt |
To disable a plugin, simply uncomment the corresponding line in the plugins/init.bash file. For example to disable fzf:
#
# ~/.bash/plugins/init.bash
#
#!/bin/bash
source ~/.bash/plugins/git-completion.bash
source ~/.bash/plugins/git-prompt.sh
# source ~/.bash/plugins/completion.bash
# source ~/.bash/plugins/key-bindings.bash